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A San Francisco start up believes it?s come up with a solution to help people with tremors eat a little easier.
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A San Francisco start up believes it's come up with a solution to help people with tremors eat a little easier.
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LUMOback, a Palo Alto-based company has created a device that is designed to improve posture and relieve back pain.
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Scientists say a popular sports supplement sold in nutrition stores in the U.S. and around the world is secretly spiked with a chemical similar to methamphetamine.
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According to a report by Delta Dental, 80 percent of parents admit to eating the candy their children pick up while trick or treating.
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Bay Area doctors are now using a new screening strategy that could detect lung cancers much earlier.
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Bay Area doctors are now using a new screening strategy that could detect lung cancers much earlier.
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Erin Brockovich is leading the fight against a permanent form of birth control that was pioneered by a Bay Area company.
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With more than half of America's pets being overweight, there are new exercise programs being developed for them.
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A trend known as "corset shaping" has been coming back in fashion but doctors are warning of some potentially dangerous consequences.
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A trend known as "corset shaping" has been coming back in fashion but doctors are warning of some potentially dangerous consequences.
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Some of the nation's largest youth sports organizations, like Pop Warner, are forming an alliance to address concussions.
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A new device is promising to help parents keep an even closer watch on their infants using smartphone technology.
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A new device is promising to help parents keep an even closer watch on their infants using smartphone technology.
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ABC News Chief Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser talks about the Conference on Infectious Diseases.
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Consumer Reports finds most people are confused about how the new health care law affects them.
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Many jumped at the chance Tuesday to sign up for health care under Covered California, but complaints quickly began to surface.
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Doctors are blaming an increase in the number of people with back pain on many hours spent hunched over electronic devices.
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Researchers at San Francisco's Gladstone Institutes are being awarded more than $12 million in grants to combat AIDS.
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Researchers at San Francisco's Gladstone Institutes are being awarded more than $12 million in grants to combat AIDS.
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A tech conference in Santa Clara is looking at how an already overtaxed medical care system can handle a wave of new patients.
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A tech conference in Santa Clara is looking at how an already overtaxed medical care system can handle a wave of new patients.
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Bay Area researchers are looking at the microbes that live in our stomachs because it could be the key to better health.
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Bay Area researchers are looking at the microbes that live in our stomachs because it could be the key to better health.
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A new program at Stanford Hospital is giving a total artificial heart to patients waiting for a heart transplant.
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A new program at Stanford Hospital is giving a total artificial heart to patients waiting for a heart transplant.
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Federal law requires all Americans to have health care on January 1, 2014.
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There is some encouraging news about breast cancer rates in the state of California and hard-hit Marin County -- they're declining.
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Beginning Jan. 1, all Americans will be required to have health care coverage.
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A Bay Area center is tapping a variety of technologies to help patients with ALS stay connected.
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A Bay Area center is tapping a variety of technologies to help patients with ALS stay connected.
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Experts say breast reduction surgery is becoming a popular way for young athletes to get a competitive edge.
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