San Francisco's Free Syringes Are Littering Its Streets
San Francisco hands out millions of syringes a year to drug users but has little control over how they are discarded and that's contributing to thousands of complaints.
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San Francisco hands out millions of syringes a year to drug users but has little control over how they are discarded and that's contributing to thousands of complaints.
A revolutionary, one-time treatment is giving new hope to cancer patients by treating them with their own immune cells that have been altered in a lab to become cancer killers.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its numbers on the outbreak Wednesday, revealing that 149 people in 29 states had gotten sick.
A new way by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to warn against the threat of tick bites during the summer months has triggered a social media frenzy.
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Registered nurses at the University of California's five major medical centers and 10 student health centers will picket alongside other UC employees.
Walmart is making its opioid policy more strict, limiting the duration of such prescriptions and requiring that they be filled electronically.
The CDC says that if a tick is found attached to you early enough, there is still time to avoid infection.
A research team in San Francisco has reportedly created a way to correct the harmful gene that is the primary risk factor for developing Alzheimer's Disease.
A new report has given mothers the green light to eat their own placenta after giving birth.
Australian researchers have concluded that the amount of fruit and fast food in a diet can significantly affect the time it takes for a woman to become pregnant.
Proposition E would ban the sale of flavored smoking products, including menthol cigarettes, in San Francisco. But it won't curb online purchases.
California health officials say about 100 people statewide have contracted norovirus in the past week after eating raw oysters from British Columbia, Canada.
A technology that one day could help the blind see – and the paralyzed feel - by projecting holograms onto their brains? Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley are turning this science fiction into fact.
Military service. Bathroom use. Job bias. And now, health care.
