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California will allow indoor live events and performances to resume, with limitations, starting Thursday, April 15 — the latest rules to be relaxed amid declining coronavirus case rates and continuing vaccinations.
For almost five years, Encinitas physical therapy clinic LEVEL4 PT & Wellness has been “keeping people healthy for the long term.”
Doctors have noticed COVID-19 vaccines causing benign lymph node enlargements that have been showing up in mammograms, and have been suggesting that women postpone their regular mammograms for several weeks after getting vaccinated if they don’t have any breast cancer symptoms.
The Phase 1 clinical trial involves a type of gene therapy that will be used for the first time in humans
Over the past two years as the head of a Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraising team, Grauer School senior Jason Wexler has helped raise over $100,000 through the LLS’ Students of the Year program.
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San Diego County launched a new interactive map showing all the vaccination sites to make it easier for San Diegans to make an appointment to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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An increase in social contact, a UCSD modeler warns, could be just the thing to cause infection rates to explode as the strain achieves dominance.
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With LEVEL 4 PT & Wellness, husband and wife team Oscar and Dawn Andalon are working to add value to the lives of others by helping people get back to doing the things they love.
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The Center for Community Energy (CCE), a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Southern California, will host a free virtual conference on Friday, Feb. 12, on Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G).
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With the COVID-19 pandemic surging and causing more restrictive public health measures, three North County moms created a product that adds a decorative touch to hand sanitizer dispensers.
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The Carlsbad-based n-Lorem Foundation, a nonprofit that helps provide treatment options to patients with rare genetic diseases, is entering its second year and looking to expand its mission globally.
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San Dieguito Union High School students were able to return to school in-person four days a week on April 12.
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It felt like the first day of school again on April 12 when Encinitas Union School District students returned for five days a week of in-person school.
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A group of students protested in front of the San Dieguito Union High School District office on April 11 for their voices and experiences to be heard about issues with discrimination they face at school.
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A baseball community tribute for Coach Tom Martinez, a beloved baseball coach in Encinitas, was held April 17 at San Dieguito Academy’s baseball field.
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Carlsbad High School assistant basketball coach Jackson Strong, saw his 56-year-old father pushing himself to fight Lou Gehrig’s disease, so he pushed himself to run 32 miles in honor of his dad and to raise money to help folks with the fatal disease, which has no cure
Isolation, stress and anxiety in 2020 have exacerbated an already growing fentanyl crisis
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Pfizer says new test results show its coronavirus vaccine is 95% effective
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Scripps Memorial Hospital in Encinitas recently began using a robotic technology that can help diagnose lung cancer and other respiratory issues earlier, which could potentially save more lives.
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Restaurants, places of worship, movie theaters must cease indoor operations by 12:01 a.m. Saturday
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There will be no interruption in services because the work will be done in phases
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North County doctors says goal is to save lives by increasing number of donated organs for transplant
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Two former Qualcomm employees and a Canyon Crest Academy computer science teacher started an educational company for students to improve their proficiency in subjects including computer science, engineering, applied math and other technologies that are relevant in today’s job market.
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For many corporations and businesses in both the for-profit and non-profit worlds, the first of July brings a new fiscal year and, in many cases, a changing of the guard at the board of directors level.
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In the fight against the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, scientists are taking testing data and looking at ways to enhance contact tracing.
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The workday is never short for Dr. Davey Smith, chief of infectious diseases at UC San Diego.
