San Francisco Hospital Offers $1.1 Billion In Community Benefits For Expansion Approval
California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco has offered a $1.1 billion community benefits plan for the city in exchange for approval of an expansion plan.
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California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco has offered a $1.1 billion community benefits plan for the city in exchange for approval of an expansion plan.
A bill that would allow state officials to reject rate increases proposed by health insurers is under intense lobbying pressure as it faces a key committee vote this week.
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Four vineyard workers were treated for respiratory problems Tuesday after being exposed to pesticides sprayed on Monday night.
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While budget problems have forced many state departments to cut back California's stem cell research, one agency recently agreed to pay its new leader one of the highest salaries in state government.
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The Vietnamese community in Silicon Valley is getting a major health check as part of a three month survey.
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A teenager with a rare infection hopes doctors at National Jewish Health in Denver can save her hand.
Watching shows with violence—including kids' cartoons—was also tied to sleeping trouble. Problems included difficulty falling asleep, nightmares and daytime sleepiness.
He called on the federal government to better fund research of traumatic brain injuries.
