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Do GLP-1 supplements work? What to know about ‘nature's Ozempic'
The products are being advertised as more affordable alternatives to blockbuster weight-loss drugs. Here’s what doctors think about them.
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Whooping cough spikes, especially among unvaccinated teens
The U.S. is experiencing more than four times as many whooping cough cases compared with last year — a spike that some experts attribute to post-pandemic vaccine fatigue.
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Breast cancer at 38 left 1 woman weak and vulnerable. How strength training got her in the best shape of her life
Once Cait Lowry finished breast cancer treatment, weight lifting helped her rebuild muscle, boost her energy and fight brain fog and insomnia.
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New XEC COVID-19 variant starting to spread overseas
A new COVID-19 variant spreading overseas is now expected to become the primary strain in the U.S., possibly before the arrival of winter.
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New XEC COVID-19 variant starting to spread overseas
A new COVID-19 variant spreading overseas is now expected to become the primary strain in the U.S., possibly before the arrival of winter. Bob Redell reports.
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What are enteroviruses?
Enteroviruses are a common cause of viral infections for all age groups and include coxsackieviruses, hepatitis A and polioviruses.
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Virus that causes paralyzing illness is spiking in the U.S., wastewater data shows
A respiratory virus that sometimes paralyzes children is spreading across the U.S., raising concerns about another possible rise in polio-like illnesses.
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Menopause can bring on dental problems, but you can protect your mouth
Menopause is well-known for causing hot flashes and night sweats for many women. But the list of menopause maladies can also include dental problems.
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High lead levels found in 1 in 3 cinnamon samples, group says
The findings from Consumer Reports follow recent recalls of cinnamon products
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Dick Van Dyke says this is the ‘secret weapon' for his health at 98 years old
Dick Van Dyke is letting fans in on the secrets to his good health at 98 years old.
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High doses of ADHD drugs linked to a greater risk of psychosis
Taking a high dose of ADHD drugs is linked to more than five times greater risk of developing psychosis or mania, according to a new study published Thursday in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
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First 5 California launches new campaign to help families with child care
First 5 California is working to help families struggling to find affordable child care. A spokesperson offers more details on the program.
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Sexual assault awareness event at SJSU
An event in the South Bay on Friday focuses on raising awareness for sexual assault survivors on college campuses. Leaders with the Santa Clara Valley Healthcare SAFE program say the start of the fall semester is a crucial time to spread the word.
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When is the ideal time to get a flu shot?
Should you get your flu shot with a Covid vaccine? Here’s the guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Flu shots are here. When's the ideal time to get one, and should you get it with the Covid vaccine?
Flu shot season is upon us.
Pharmacies began giving out the vaccines — which are recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older — last month. -
Learn how Berkeley's Millie Clinic is reimagining the standard of maternity care
California Live’s Jobeth Devera visits Millie Clinic in Berkeley, a new kind of maternity clinic built by moms, for moms. Learn crucial baby safety tips for newborns from the center’s experts.
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Healthy 41-year-old man dies from mosquito-borne virus EEE: ‘Sudden and rare'
A healthy 41-year-old man in New Hampshire has died after contracting eastern equine encephalitis, a rare but serious virus spread by mosquitoes.
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Surgeon general labels parental stress a public health challenge
The U.S. surgeon general on Wednesday issued a public health advisory, calling parental stress a public health challenge.
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Surgeon general labels parental stress a public health challenge
The U.S. surgeon general on Wednesday issued a public health advisory, calling parental stress a public health challenge. Marianne Favro reports.
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Lilly slashes prices on two lowest doses of Zepbound — if you're willing to give up injector pen
Drugmaker Eli Lilly is lowering the prices of the two lowest doses of its weight loss drug Zepbound, but they won’t be covered by insurance.