San Francisco General Hospital To Stop Offering Sodas, Sugary Drinks
Another San Francisco hospital plans to stop offering sugar sweetened beverages, saying that the drinks are unhealthy.
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Another San Francisco hospital plans to stop offering sugar sweetened beverages, saying that the drinks are unhealthy.
Doctors say one Bay Area teen is a hero and pioneer for a life-saving device that's helping replace his failing heart.
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A Central Valley assemblyman blasted a controversial vaccine bill, saying unvaccinated children who would be forced to be home-schooled might feel like they're in "internment camps."
Since humans first gazed at the heavens, birth months have been examined for clues about our lives. Now, scientists have discovered our birth months may actually determine the risk of developing certain diseases.
Animal bites are already more common during summer because everyone spends more time outside, but the drought exacerbates the rabies risk.
Soon, it will be much easier for women in the Bay Area and California to obtain birth control. A new law allows women to skip the doctor and go right to the pharmacy.
A nine-way kidney transplant chain that began Thursday in San Francisco is set to finish on Friday. So far, doctors said there are no reports of complications and all of the patients are doing fine.
The panel of Food and Drug Administration advisers voted 18-6 in favor of Sprout Pharmaceutical's daily pill, flibanserin, on the condition that the company develops a plan to manage its risks.
With decibels levels expected to exceed 100 at Oracle Arena, people more susceptible to hearing loss are likely to feel the effects of all the loud noise.
California lawmakers advanced a right-to-die bill Thursday, giving hope to those who want the nation's most populous state to allow terminally ill patients to end their lives under doctor's care.
Researchers at UC Berkeley and Northwestern University say they've found the "giggle gene" responsible for the regulation of serotonin that makes some us more prone to spontaneous smiles and bursts of laughs.
California lawmakers are expected to vote on legislation that would make it legal for terminally ill patients to end their lives with doctor-prescribed drugs.
Professor Stephen Hawking said he would consider assisted suicide under certain circumstances.
