California Recalls, Quarantines Raw Milk Products
California officials are recalling and putting under quarantine raw organic milk from a Fresno County company after it was linked to E. coli that sent three California children to the hospital.
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California officials are recalling and putting under quarantine raw organic milk from a Fresno County company after it was linked to E. coli that sent three California children to the hospital.
An India-inspired workout known as Bollywood Aerobics is beginning to pop up in gyms around the Bay Area.
he largest water district in Silicon Valley is set to vote on whether to support fluoridation of its drinking water.
Two formerly conjoined twins who were separated in a 10-hour surgery at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital earlier this month are expected to go home sometime this week, hospital officials said.
It's the hot new item in the fertility industry. More and more infertile Asian couples want eggs, but few young Asian women sign up to donate.
Money troubles have forced the first company doing a government-approved test of embryonic stem cell therapy to discontinue further stem cell programs and lay off much of its staff.
A woman who founded a Bay Area center for treatment of back pain is gaining a legion of followers with her alternative methods of alleviating pain.
If you're trying to eat like a caveman on the Paleo diet, meat –which is heavy in saturated fat- is on the menu. However, the consensus may be changing on how dangerous those fats are.
Around 40 million Americans wear contact lenses. But in the not-so-distant future, contacts may do much more than help you see.
Bay Area researchers say the key to finding a diet you can stick to and improving overall health may be in retraining your brain.
Athletes and coaches are turning to technology to help them with growing concern over head injuries, and Stanford's football team is the first in the nation to use a special mouthpiece that measures the force of head movement.
A Bay Area woman said she lost her sense of taste for more than a week after using a popular alcohol-free mouthwash.
Researchers at the University of California at San Francisco say one way to improve your health may be takings some tips from our Stone Age ancestors.
Recently, CBS 5's Dr. Kim Mulvihill decided to go back in time and eat like a caveman. Since then, she has reaped several health benefits.
After almost 10 hours of surgery, two-year-old conjoined twins Angelica and Angelina Sabuco were successfully separated, officials of Lucile Packard Children's Hospital announced Tuesday.
