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Anesthesiologist Randall Goskowicz, M.D. was recently elected chief of staff by physicians at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness month, drawing attention to the cancer that causes the most deaths in the United States.
For Larry Bloch, curing cancer is personal.
Attendees learned the latest in dementia research during a public event Thursday
The TrueCare & Lennar Foundation Health Center will provide on-site free health care in San Marcos
Eight hospitals granted $120,000 apiece to provide medical and behavioral health treatment
Six years since receiving a Stage 3 Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis, Carlsbad resident Sana Moezzi has graduated from the University of San Diego, raised $1.3 million for blood cancer research and won a “Submit Your Fit” contest at the EōS Fitness Encinitas branch.
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As more people return to their active lifestyles, especially as pandemic-related public health restrictions have receded, the risks for foot and ankle injuries increase.
Michael Oldstone was just 11 years old when he read a book that influenced his life’s work — Paul de Kreuf’s “Microbe Hunters,” about the scientists who tracked the microscopic villains that caused deadly diseases.
Robert Duran has stage 4 pancreatic cancer but uses biking as a way to heal, raise awareness
The La Jolla institute’s partners will include its drug development init Calibr, and UC San Diego
Oral Cancer Awareness Month (April) highlights the fact that more than 50,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral cancers this year.
9am.health in Encinitas receives funding for mission to make health care ‘easy, affordable and kind’
Encinitas-based virtual diabetes clinic 9am.health recently announced that it received $16 million in series A funding.
The 42-million-year-old fossil specimens belong to the newly named Diegoaelurus, or “San Diego’s cat”
Fresh Start Surgical Gifts has surpassed $50 million in donated medical care to its patients, offering life-changing reconstructive surgeries and related treatments to children in need throughout the U.S., at absolutely no cost to their families, according to a news release.
The COVID-19 pandemic has decreased the use of ordinary health care such as routine medical exams, leading to cancers being diagnosed at later stages, researchers from UC San Diego reported Feb. 15.
Fundraising effort generates $60K-plus to find a cure
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Districts can choose to keep mask requirements even after the state lifts them.
