Bay Area Doctors Polled On Patient Care
Many patients have had a gripe or two about their doctor in the past, but according to a new survey, that goes both ways.
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Many patients have had a gripe or two about their doctor in the past, but according to a new survey, that goes both ways.
Parents Anonymous, a Southern California-based organization, has launched the National Parent Hotline, aimed at helping troubled parents cope with life.
The Oscar-nominated film, "The King's Speech" is garnering plenty of praise and recognition.
State health officials attribute the decline to better use of contraception among boys and girls, more teens delaying first sexual experiences and local programs that target teens.
Nearly all 75 members of the senior class at The Urban School of San Francisco got tested for HIV in the school gym Friday.
The public outcry over those new and revealing full body scans at the nation's airports seems to have died down. But some scientists are voicing new concerns.
Mosquitoes could be out for blood earlier than usual this year because of the recent warm weather, and that has vector control officials in Silicon Valley scheduling a helicopter spraying of a prime breeding ground for Friday morning.
Today's building codes don't prevent your neighbor's smoke from seeping into your home. In one brand-new Bay Area condo, the smoke seepage seems to be extreme.
Over the next year, Clinica de La Raza will double the capacity of its medical and dental facility at its fast growing site in Concord.
The saying goes that money can't buy happiness, but the percentage of Californians who consider themselves very happy rises according to income level.
Specialty tier pricing that requires patients to pay as much as 35 percent of cost of a life-saving drug can quickly sap the resources of patients with chronic conditions.
The University of California at San Francisco's Parnassus campus is now officially the home to a new state of the art stem cell research building.
You've heard of the damaging health effects of smoking and secondhand smoke. But what happens when the smoke settles?
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The stalemate comes after more than 12 months of failure to reach a contract.
