- I covered the L.A. fires in the Palisades. So I had my blood tested for lead
- What cosmetic work has Khloé Kardashian had? Hear it from the reality star herself
- Abcarian: RFK Jr. is dismantling trust in vaccines, the crown jewel of American public health
- Hims & Hers' ugly split with Wegovy maker weighs on the telehealth company's future
- California has seen more measles cases this year than all of 2024, sparking concerns
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- Ancient Roman 'perfume garden' blooms again nearly 1,900 years after Vesuvius eruption
- Once-polluted Paris river reopens for public swimming after Olympics rush to clean it up
- Museum discovers rare 67-million-year-old dinosaur bone under its own parking lot
- Statue of Liberty mural intentionally placed in migrant city stirs up controversy
- Parents crashing honeymoons becomes bizarre new travel trend for modern newlyweds
- DHS Secretary Noem appears to accuse 'corrupt' FBI of leaking LA ICE raids
- Trump 100% disagrees with federal judge's 'crazy' ruling blocking DOGE from Treasury system
- Trump signs proclamation declaring February 9 'Gulf of America Day' ahead of Super Bowl: 'Another bi
- Trump's fourth week in office could include meeting with Zelenskyy, ironing out steel deal
- DOGE cancels funding for Fauci museum exhibit
Although the Senate killed some of the House's ideas to improve health savings accounts, the final legislation does expand access. That's a win-win.
A new study released in JAMA finds life expectancy has still not bounced back from pre-pandemic 2019 levels, attributing the remaining gap to drug overdoses and cardiovascular diseases and hitting low-income and minority populations in the state the hardest.
The first months were spent finding shelter and procuring the essentials. Now, six months after the disaster, we must confront that this is our reality.
The Trump administration's decision to stop working with the Trevor Project to provide suicide prevention hotline services to LGBTQ+ youth is the latest in a string of setbacks for the community.
David Mays, a cancer survivor, is dying — but he's at peace with his fate because he's got friends, love and support.
The Los Angeles County wildfires unleashed all kinds of contaminants once locked away in paints, plastics and elsewhere. Among the most concerning is lead, so, like hundreds of Angelenos, a reporter who covered the fires got his blood tested.
Khloé Kardashian gives an update listing all the cosmetic and surgical work she's had done (in response to speculation about it from a British plastic surgeon).
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