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Communicating effectively during an ER visit is extremely important. One way to do that is in the first 10 seconds.
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Communicating effectively during an ER visit is extremely important. One way to do that is in the first 10 seconds.
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There are five lesser-known symptoms you need to know about the risk of early heart attack.
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Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown suffered a seizure brought on by emotional stress at a L.A. recording studio Friday.
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Scientists are using new technology to make treatment for aphasia patients more accessible.
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Los Angeles County Vector Control is going door-to-door to warn South Bay residents about West Nile Virus.
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There are well-known symptoms of diabetes, plus several warning signs you may not be familiar with.
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A Cypress woman has tested positive for West Nile Virus, marking the first human infection in Orange County in 2013.
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Former President George W. Bush successfully underwent a heart procedure to open a blockage found in an artery in his heart.
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Enjoy this shrimp taco recipe from Loteria Grill, as seen on Food Coach Lori Corbin's report.
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Enjoy this cilantro and avocado vinaigrette recipe from Loteria Grill, as seen on Food Coach Lori Corbin's report.
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Scientists have developed the Kite Patch, a secret weapon to battle the world's tiniest enemy: The mosquito.
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Scientists have developed the Kite Patch, a secret weapon to battle the world's tiniest enemy: The mosquito.
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Doctors say the right pair of sunglasses can save your sight. Check out the health benefits of sunglasses.
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Researchers hope a regenerative capacity breakthrough will help children born with gastrointestinal defects.
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Researchers hope a regenerative capacity breakthrough will help children born with gastrointestinal defects.
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The first confirmed human case of West Nile Virus infection in Riverside County was confirmed Friday.
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An outbreak of stomach illnesses in Iowa and Nebraska is linked to salad mix supplied by a Mexican farm, the FDA says.
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The first day of school is near, and doctors say it's time to make sure your kids are up to date with their shots.
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The first day of school is near, and doctors say it's time to make sure your kids are up to date with their shots.
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A Carson man infected with the West Nile Virus died Wednesday. Officials confirmed Thursday the virus caused his death.
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As more West Nile Virus infection cases are reported in Southern California, the experts are out in force.
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For the first time, Consumer Reports has released a list for the best and worst surgical facilities in the country.
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For the first time, Consumer Reports has released a list for the best and worst surgical facilities in the country.
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A new kind of 'virtual reality' therapy may help those who have autism and have difficulty interacting with others.
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A new kind of 'virtual reality' therapy may help those who have autism and have difficulty interacting with others.
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A new study reveals there more to the idea that optimistic and happy people tend to have healthier outlooks.
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It's not magic, it's medicine -- an old drug is being used in a new way to make certain birthmarks disappear in babies.
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There is a new exhibit giving Southern Californians a wake-up call by showing them how poor habits hurt our health.
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Concerns over plague forced three areas in the Angeles National Forest to close amid the summer camping season.
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Concerns over plague forced three areas in the Angeles National Forest to close amid the summer camping season.
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Some types of treatment for skin cancer can be painful or leave scars, but there's a different and less invasive option.
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Consumer groups are worried about possible fraud as California ramps up hiring for the new Affordable Care Act.
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A new procedure with stem cell injections could offer a lot of people some much-needed relief from arthritis pain.
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Are your kids in danger on amusement park rides? A first-of-a-kind study has revealed what all parents should know.
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A New York appeals court ruled on Tuesday that the city's ban on large sugary drinks was unconstitutional.
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A new study reveals there more to the idea that optimistic and happy people tend to have healthier outlooks.
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It's not magic, it's medicine -- an old drug is being used in a new way to make certain birthmarks disappear in babies.
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There is a new exhibit giving Southern Californians a wake-up call by showing them how poor habits hurt our health.
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A new form of therapy aims to help children with weakness on one side get stronger.
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A new form of therapy aims to help children with weakness on one side get stronger.
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Concerns over plague have forced three areas in the Angeles National Forest to close amid the busy summer camping season.
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Five cases of West Nile Virus infections have been reported in L.A. County, the first of the 2013 season.
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Some types of treatment for skin cancer can be painful or leave scars, but there's a different and less invasive option.
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More than 250 people in at least six states have come down with a stomach bug that could be linked to foodborne illness.
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Researchers are hoping a hormone that our bodies produce naturally can help heal traumatic brain injuries.
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When the Affordable Care Act rolls out next year, many Americans worry doctors may change how they treat patients.
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Researchers are hoping a hormone that our bodies produce naturally can help heal traumatic brain injuries.
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A new procedure with stem cell injections could offer a lot of people some much-needed relief from arthritis pain.
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Consumer groups are worried about possible fraud as California ramps up hiring for the new Affordable Care Act.
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