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How “Spring Baskets of Miracles” is helping families of critically ill children.
California Live’s Amber Pfister is in Laguna Hills chatting with the nonprofit, Miracles for Kids, about their current event, Baskets of Miracles, where volunteers assemble spring baskets filled with household goods, cleaning supplies, and seasonal gifts and talk about how it will ease the financial burden and spread joy to hundreds of critically ill children and their families in...
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Measles vaccination offered in Riverside amid case increase
Riverside University Health System is providing the public with measles vaccinations and education after cases rise throughout the United Sates.
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HHS plans to shutter or downsize several health agencies, including at CDC
Health and Human Services is planning to cut 10,000 jobs across the sprawling department.
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‘I was hitting rock bottom.' Man shares how silicosis affected his mental health
Silicosis is a chronic disease that impacts not only physical health but also emotional well-being.
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WATCH: Pope Francis waves from hospital before discharge
Pope Francis was discharged from the hospital Sunday after more than five weeks of recovering from pneumonia in both lungs.
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Grimes shares she was diagnosed with autism and ADHD
Grimes, who shares three children with Elon Musk, opened up about her recent diagnoses as she shared her thoughts on learning disabilities in children.
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Parents of children with disabilities say Medicaid cuts will put livelihoods, kids' health at risk
As potential Medicaid cuts loom over millions of Americans, parents of children with severe disabilities are trying to grapple with what life might look like without the health care program. “If we lose it, it will be utterly devastating,” said Lindsay Latham, of Springfield, Virginia. Her 10-year-old son Calvin has polymicrogyria, a rare brain malformation that affects his speech, his...
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Sneezing season: As spring allergies worsen, here's how you can get through it
It’s spring and if you feel like your seasonal allergies are worse every year, it’s not just in your head (or your sinuses).
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What to know about colon cancer
Colon cancer is on the rise in the U.S., with one-in-five diagnoses in people younger than 55, according to the American Cancer Society. Dr. Arif Kamal explains how the cancer is diagnosed and what you can do to lower your chances of getting it.
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Conquer changing skin & hair during menopause with dermatologist-approved tips!
Board-Certified Dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon joins California Live’s Amber Pfister to reveal why hair and skin change so much during menopausal years. She shares her dermatologist-approved tips to achieving a bouncy complexion and reverse thinning roots.
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Lean Cuisine and Stouffer's products recalled due to possible ‘wood-like material' inside
In a statement, Nestlé USA announced a voluntary recall of four frozen meal products.
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It's Endometriosis Awareness Month: Here are the warning signs to know.
Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch stops by California Live to discuss early warning signs women shouldn’t ignore and what to do if you suffer from Endometriosis.
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Road to remission: New treatment for advanced melanoma gives patients hope
The new FDA-approved treatment uses a patient’s own tumor and immune system to fight the disease.
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Nurse diagnosed with rectal cancer at 33 reveals 2 symptoms doctors dismissed
At 35, Katie Dutton is already a rectal cancer survivor, an ordeal that started with seemingly benign symptoms doctors initially dismissed.
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What are ultraprocessed foods?
Ultraprocessed foods like chicken nuggets and soda and make up about 60% of the American diet.
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What is a product recall?
Recalls occur when manufacturers and distributors remove products “that present a risk of injury or gross deception or are otherwise defective,” according to the FDA.
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Vaccinating poultry could help cut soaring egg prices but US remains hesitant
There are fears that vaccinating could allow the virus to linger undetected in flocks and mutate in ways that could make it more of a threat to humans.
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Ventura Public Health urges vaccinations for measles before traveling
Ventura County Public Health officials are urging residents not already vaccinated for measles to do so prior to traveling during spring break.
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What to know about measles in California and across the United States
The first measles case of 2025 involving a Los Angeles County resident was reported this week by health officials. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported the case involving a county resident who traveled through Los Angeles International Airport. As of March 8 in California, there were five confirmed measles cases this year, according to the…
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Fact Check: RFK Jr. misleads on vitamin A, unsupported therapies for measles
In the midst of a growing measles outbreak in Texas that has killed one child, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has misleadingly focused on vitamin A, including from cod liver oil, and two non-standard medications as treatments for measles.