San Francisco Formulates Drug Drop Off Program
The San Francisco Supervisors' Public Safety Committee moved closer on Thursday to developing a drug drop off program for people who want to dispose of old medications.
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The San Francisco Supervisors' Public Safety Committee moved closer on Thursday to developing a drug drop off program for people who want to dispose of old medications.
After infections hit a record high last year, whooping cough is on the rise again in Contra Costa County.
A substance produced by certain cows is now being used as a boost for athletes.
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer, with more than 3.5 million cases affecting more than two million people each year...
Oakland hosted a conference of hospital networks dealing with youth violence prevention and victims of gun-related violence.
Double-digit rate hikes for 120,000 Anthem Blue Cross health insurance policyholders will take effect Sunday.
A proposal to criminalize male circumcision in San Francisco was submitted to the city this week with enough signatures to put the ban on the ballot for the November election, but local religious groups said Thursday that they plan to strongly oppose the initiative.
Testimony stretched for several hours on Thursday as a San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee considered the cost of health care in the City.
A national report card says that overall the Bay Area's air quality is steadily improving, but the inland counties still get a failing grade for having too much ozone in the air.
Santa Clara County has launched a new TV ad campaign on the dangers of secondhand smoke, specifically aimed at parents who smoke.
Maternal mortality is on the rise in California, that according to a study by the California Department of Public Health.
Across the state, schools are sending a clear message to parents: if you have a son or daughter going into middle or high school next year, make sure they get vaccinated for whooping cough.
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri wants parents to prepare meals with their children every week, even if they don't cook like a Food Network star...
UCSF researchers search for the fountain of youth by looking into the effects of extreme dieting.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera has joined a number of law enforcement officials nationwide in calling for "Blast by Colt 45" to be taken off shelves.
