New Healthy-Eating Program In San Jose Makes Fresh Food 'Good to Go'
A new program called "Good to Go" in San Jose is designed to tie together farmers markets, stores and food carts in an effort to make fresh produce more affordable and accessible.
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A new program called "Good to Go" in San Jose is designed to tie together farmers markets, stores and food carts in an effort to make fresh produce more affordable and accessible.
A Texas health care worker has tested positive for Ebola even though she wore full protective gear while caring for a hospitalized patient who later died from the virus, health officials said Sunday.
East Bay Congressman Eric Swalwell will be attending a congressional hearing in Dallas Friday to review international, local and federal responses to the Ebola crisis.
Residents who live in the Contra Costa Water District say their tap water has been tasting strange lately.
Fears over the deadly Ebola virus are leading to stricter precautions at Bay Area hospitals, at airports across the nation, and overseas, but this flight from Philadelphia to Punta Cana is one of the most frightening examples of precautions, as a full crew in bio-containment suits boarded the plane.
Cancer patients in San Francisco are testing out a device that can allow them to avoid the tell-tale sign of their condition – hair loss.
As the Ebola outbreak continues in West Africa, a Bay Area hospital has installed warning signs directed at people who have risk factors for the disease.
Ebola experts at the Centers for Disease Control are using Twitter to inoculate the public against ignorance.
Contra Costa Health Services officials have confirmed that a resident under 18 years old is the county's first case of the contagious enterovirus 68, also known as enterovirus D-68.
Thomas Eric Duncan was pronounced dead at 7:51 a.m. at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, where he was admitted Sept. 28 and had been kept in isolation, according to spokesman Wendell Watson.
More than 5 million people had heart failure last year. A new implant lets doctors get medical data wirelessly, straight from their patient's hearts.
A San Francisco company has created a cup that knows what's poured into it.
KCBS In Depth host Jane McMillan speaks with Dr. Charles Chiu, who is an assistant professor of laboratory and infectious disease medicine at UCSF, about the Ebola outbreak.
A former KPIX 5 reporter who was quarantined after possibly being exposed to the deadly Ebola virus, has been cleared according to the Centers for Disease Control.
An attorney for the family of a California teenager who was declared brain-dead says doctors have found signs of brain functions and is seeking an unprecedented court order declaring her alive.
