Health and Welfare

Spotlight: health & welfare

In industry’s shadow: After years of illnesses, family looks for answers

In one of California’s most industrial cities – near 2,000 factories churning out hot dogs, pesticides, patio furniture and other products – the...
Spotlight: health & welfare

On edge of paradise, Coachella workers live in grim conditions

In Coachella Valley – one of the poorest, densest areas of the United States – an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 migrant workers pour into...
Daily Report: health & welfare

US deportees to Haiti, jailed without cause, face severe health risks

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – When longtime Los Angeles resident Wilberle Vereus arrived in Haiti after being deported from the United States, he was...
Health & Welfare
February 3, 2012

Poor, minority residents face most health risks with climate change

Poor, urban and minority residents are most at risk for health problems linked to climate change,...
Health & Welfare
February 1, 2012

Calif. clinic licensed by controversial stem cell treatment group

Doctors at a Southern California clinic have announced that they are “licensed and trained...
Health & Welfare
January 30, 2012

Calif. drugmaker's HIV prevention pill draws concern

Foster City drugmaker Gilead recently updated its application with the federal Food and Drug...
Health & Welfare
January 30, 2012

Job safety program works when enforced, study finds

California may get a bad rap from businesses for its supposedly burdensome workplace regulations,...
Health & Welfare
January 27, 2012

State investigates skin lighteners for mercury

SAN FRANCISCO -- There could be a dark side to skin-lightening creams often found in stores that...
Health & Welfare
January 27, 2012

US guidelines on food marketing to kids stalls

According to a recent analysis of medical costs in the research journal Obesity, California spends...
Health & Welfare headlines from the Daily Report archive.

Disbanding of nursing board raises questions about public protection

Resistant bacteria found in US pork products

Mexican cultural festival thrives in Marin County

State hearings explore health of minority males

Stanford doctor in birth control vote had ties to pill's maker

Calif. hospital infection rates look low, but may be incomplete

UC Davis study links traditional arts to health

Prime-managed hospital draws potential buyer

Study: Bay Area's urban planning must address public health

FBI interviews Prime hospital patient as inquiry widens

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