SF Considers Smoking, Non-Smoking Labels For All Apartments
San Francisco supervisors on Monday planned to consider an ordinance that would inform would-be renters who is smoking in the building.
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San Francisco supervisors on Monday planned to consider an ordinance that would inform would-be renters who is smoking in the building.
San Francisco health officials are advising some gay men to consider vaccination against meningitis if they have recently traveled or plan to travel to New York City.
A cancer-causing chemical banned more than three decades ago is turning up in baby products found nationwide.
The Petaluma City Council on Monday night unanimously passed an ordinance that bans smoking in apartments and other units of multi-family dwellings, as well as in hotels and motels.
More than 60,000 babies are born each year due to in vitro fertilization, but those numbers may go up thanks to some revealing research out of Stanford University.
Health officials say flu season is off to its earliest start in nearly 10 years—and it could be a bad one.
In the biggest study of its kind, researchers at Boston University analyzed the brains of deceased athletes and veterans (all of who had history of repeated head trauma), and found more than 80 percent had signs of CTE, or Traumatic Brain Encephalopathy.
With the month of November at an end, many mustachioed Bay Area residents are shaving off their facial hair, all grown in the name of promoting men's health issues...
Many Anthem Blue Cross customers could see their rates jump an average of 18 percent in February, under a proposal by the state's largest for-profit health insurer. Other insurers are also proposing rate hikes.
A Bay Area athlete's battle with lung cancer has inspired a unique journey to raise awareness and funds to combat the disease.
More than half a million Californians who are covered by Anthem Blue Cross could see a massive rate hike early next year.
Former Live 105 radio jock decided to step in and help one person waiting for a kidney. It was a teaching moment for him and his listeners...
Roughly 5,000 registered nurses from 10 Sutter and Hospital Corporation of America hospitals throughout the Bay Area are striking Tuesday, charging that the hospitals are making cuts in nurses' benefits and patient care standards.
Union officials say thousands of Bay Area nurses are set to walk off the job early Tuesday in what will be the second strike this month by nurses represented by the California Nurses Association.
A new nationwide survey has attempted to find out what doctors will do when faced with key medical ethical issues.
