Silicon Valley Vietnamese Community To Undergo Large Health Survey
The Vietnamese community in Silicon Valley is getting a major health check as part of a three month survey.
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The Vietnamese community in Silicon Valley is getting a major health check as part of a three month survey.
A store in San Francisco's Chinatown has stopped selling dishware that is leaching unsafe levels of lead, following a CBS 5 ConsumerWatch investigation.
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.
Santa Clara County health officials are offering free HIV tests as part of National HIV Testing Day on Monday.
Cigarette manufacturers, however, have denied using race or ethnicity to target customers.
Doctors Medical Center, San Pablo has been bankrupt before and could be forced into another Chapter 9 filing in the near future.
New Bay Area research shows how certain exercise may actually help men with prostate cancer live a long, healthier life.
New research suggests how hanging loose on a rocking hammock can soothe you into a quicker, deeper, even more satisfying sleep.
Anthem Blue Cross has agreed to settle a lawsuit that accused the health insurer of manipulating policies and forcing California patients into higher deductible policies with fewer benefits.
Despite a 3-year-old law, infections that happen during surgery are still not reported by California's hospitals. Now a lawsuit threatens to stall the whole process.
Acoustic wave technology has been used to break up kidney stones and treat soft tissue sports injuries, now it's being aimed at smoothing out nagging cellulite.
Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new way to look inside a living, breathing body without the radiation.
Doctors say more heavy diabetic patients are having painful complications after heart surgery. But there is a new way to repair the damage.
