Doctors Warn Of C-Section 'Epidemic' As Global Rates Double
Caesarean section birth rates have nearly doubled in two decades worldwide and have reached "epidemic" proportions in some countries, doctors warned Friday.
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Caesarean section birth rates have nearly doubled in two decades worldwide and have reached "epidemic" proportions in some countries, doctors warned Friday.
A Florida law prevented a man from being reunited with his son.
Scientists in China said Thursday they have used gene editing and stem cell techniques to produce healthy mice with two mothers.
A man was killed Saturday after he accidentally impaled himself with his lance while performing a stunt at a medieval event in northern Kentucky.
A San Rafael business has stepped up to foster 13 abandoned German Shepherd puppies and their mom after they were abandoned at a Stockton shelter.
An 18-year-old was killed in an apparent drive-by shooting in Turlock on Thursday night.
A veteran Santa Monica teacher has been placed on "home assignment" after describing senior White House police advisor Stephen Miller as a "strange dude" who ate glue as a third-grader.
Travis Air Force Base is sending out more help for Hurricane Michael relief.
A South Carolina man who lost one of his eyes and his nose while battling cancer is speaking out after he was told he was scaring away customers at a convenience store.
Seven years after her death, a hologram of Amy Winehouse is set to hit the road.
A big rig accident blocked lanes on Interstate 5 in San Joaquin County Friday morning.
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and comedian Dave Chappelle were among eight people saluted by Harvard University for their contributions to black history and culture.
Parents are getting a sneak peek at new textbooks heading to Elk Grove Unified School District. But some say a lesson on honesty about a San Francisco drag queen caught them off guard.
Small business owners could get new incentives to spruce up their storefronts in the city of Stockton.
Whether you're driving or taking the shuttle, farmers warn visitors to come early on the weekends to have the best experience and avoid traffic jams.
