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After all the Bay Area's rain and now a bit of warm weather, spring is in the air. But so is a lot of pollen and allergy specialists say it's important to take action early before things get too miserable.
A huge study of 419,000 users suggests the Apple Watch can detect atrial fibrillation (irregular heartbeat) at least sometimes. Experts say more work is needed to tell if using it to screen for heart problems really helps.
Research from Northwestern Medicine finds that adults who ate several eggs per week and high amounts of dietary cholesterol had a significantly higher risk of cardiovascular disease and death from any cause.
Butterball is recalling almost 80,000 pounds of raw ground turkey products due to possible salmonella contamination.
A Monte Sereno couple has been charged with filing false insurance claims through an urgent care clinic they operate in Los Gatos, prosecutors said.
Feminine hygiene products may be exempt from sales tax in California.
A San Francisco acupuncturist has been indicted on multiple charges of health care fraud, as well as one charge of making false statements related to medical matters.
The Quintana family was taken by surprise when a robot rolled into the room at Kaiser Permanente in Fremont, and told their father he had only days to live.
Ernest Quintana's family was devastated when a robot machine rolled into his room in the intensive care unit at Kaiser Permanente in Fremont and a doctor told the 78-year-old patient by video call he would likely die within days.
A troubling flu strain is hitting the United States and health experts are warning those who didn't get the flu shot that it's still not too late.
Health officials in the South Bay are urging travelers to make sure their immunizations are up to date after a resident became exposed to measles during an overseas trip.
Greg and Lynn McDonald share 5 tips from their new book, 'Embracing The Journey.'
It's a "dark" trend you might have seen on social media black-colored food, from ice cream to beverages. But the charcoal craze may be short-lived.
A London man appears to be free of the virus that causes AIDS after a stem cell transplant, the second success including the "Berlin patient," doctors reported.
