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About 4,000 infants born between 2000 and 2005 in Riverside County may have experienced prenatal exposure to drugs and alcohol, according to a recently released report. Read Full Artice...
The Hemet nursing home owned by Valley Health System has been fined $100,000 and issued a AA citation after a patient died two days after suffering a blow to her head. Read Full Artice...
Children are flooding the classrooms carrying new backpacks, lunch pails, clothes and something else -- germs and viruses.
So what are school districts doing to prepare? Policies and practices are being put in motion to make campuses healthy and safe. Read Full Artice...
Medi-Cal patients are more likely to seek treatment in California hospital emergency rooms than people who are uninsured or have private insurance, according to a recent report. Read Full Artice...
A Riverside man has been tasked to help prevent and plan for manmade and natural disasters this week in Denver while thousands of delegates and participants enjoy events and listen to speeches at the Democratic National Convention. Read Full Artice...
Many parents wonder just what they would do if they didn't have child care.
As jobs and homes are lost, pay and hours are cut, and food and gasoline prices continue to rise, without child care it's very difficult to search for work or housing. Read Full Artice...
A woman cradling her child, a worried elderly woman, a couple who just lost their home -- for the next two months, billboards and bus advertisements will showcase the lesser-known face of homelessness in Riverside County. Read Full Artice...
Health educators at Beaver Medical Group think prizes and money could fuel competition and inspire Inland residents to become more fit. Read Full Artice...
A company that owns 17 nursing homes, including three Inland facilities, recently agreed to pay $2 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed against it earlier this year. Read Full Artice...
Abbey Curran has a few words of advice for those with developmental disabilities.
The Miss Iowa USA 2008 title holder was the first contestant in the history of the Miss USA Pageant to have cerebral palsy. Read Full Artice...
An Inland nutrition organization on Wednesday will hold a forum to teach area businesses how to implement workplace wellness programs. Read Full Artice...
Four Inland hospitals are among 18 statewide to be fined at least $25,000 last week for violations that could have caused serious patient injuries or deaths. Read Full Artice...
Newborn J.R. Brunmier's problems began with a series of respiratory problems thought to be asthma.
Then during the boy's 12-month checkup, his pediatrician saw signs of something more serious. Read Full Artice...
An Upland cancer doctor was arrested Friday after federal officials charged him with bringing foreign, unapproved drugs into the country and administering them -- sometimes watered down -- to patients. Read Full Artice...
San Bernardino County officials denied the notion that the resignations of two top Department of Public Health officials foreshadow a plan to dissolve the agency. Read Full Artice...
Jaquan Barnett was being wheeled out of Loma Linda University Children's Hospital on Thursday afternoon, about to be released after three months of treatment for a digestive problem, when he saw something strange parked in front of the building. Read Full Artice...
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