In February, Get Yourself Checked for Cancer

OPRIMA AQUI PARA ESPAÑOL In 2018, Janet Ruiz was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. “It felt like my entire world collapsed in an instant,” she said in the story she published on Susan G. Komen website. “The fear, the guilt for neglecting my own health, and the overwhelming uncertainty for the future weighed heavily

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Dr. Don Garcia: After the Fires: Beware of Respiratory and Mental Health

  OPRIMA AQUI PARA ESPAÑOL This past Friday, January 17, the Pasadena Public Health Department reported an outbreak of the gastrointestinal Norovirus at the American Red Cross’ Pasadena Evacuation Shelter that houses Eaton Fire victims who lost their homes or were forced to evacuate. The Health Department confirmed three people at the shelter tested positive for

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Fewer kids are getting their flu shots so far this year

  Childhood flu shots is down so far this season in every state but Iowa, per new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data. Flu shots can help prevent kids from getting sick, but they appear to be getting swept up in a broader wave of vaccine skepticism that arose during the COVID-19 pandemic. The

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Zul Surani: Medical trials, the path to new medications and treatments

  OPRIMA AQUI PARA ESPAÑOL The pain medication you’re currently taking, the treatment you’re undertaking, and the lifestyle or diet change your doctor prescribed—all of it is likely the result of a medical trial. These investigations test new drugs, procedures, devices, or behavioral changes to determine if they are safe and effective to recommend to

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