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Penenberg Named Medical Honoree For L.A. Arthritis Walk
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Brad L. Penenberg, M.D. of the Arthritis and Joint Reconstruction Institute of Los Angeles Medical Associates in Beverly Hills has been  ...Read More
Don't Lose Sleep over Weight, Scientists Say
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A lack of sleep could make you fat, scientists said on Thursday.Not getting enough shut-eye may inhibit a hormone which controls hunger  ...Read More
Major Overhaul of American Life Urged to Cure Obesity: Experts
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Two-thirds of American adults are too fat, and a major overhaul of US policies -- from schools to restaurant  ...Read More
UCLA Seeks Adults for Impact of Curcumin On Memory Study
UCLA researchers are seeking adults between 50-90 with memory complaints to study the effectiveness of the s  ...Read More
Dangerous Trend Reported with Teens and Hand Sanitizer
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Experts at Children's Hospital Los Angeles were raising an alarm today over what may be a dangerous new trend  ...Read More
Stoller-Filer Health Center To Celebrate Grand Opening Next Week
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The Stoller-Filer Health Center, the newest Planned Parenthood L.A. facility, at 11722 S. Wilmington Ave., C  ...Read More
UCLA Brain Injury Research Center To Study Sports-Related Concussions
Sports-related concussions have become a subject of concern and discussion in recent years, with Congress holding hearings on the issue, retired players suing sp  ...Read More
Nine Years In The Making—Low-Vision Rehabilitation Center Opens
Sarah Loew had perfect vision all her life. Nine years ago, she underwent surgery to remove a benign pituitary tumor and woke up with no vision in her left eye.  ...Read More
Ultrasounds Aid Better Breast Screening, Study Shows
Women's annual breast exams could be improved by adding ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans to the usual mammogram, according to a US study rel  ...Read More
Cedars-Sinai is Heart Transplant Leader
For the second year in a row, 87 adult hearts were transplanted at the Cedar-Sinai Heart Institute Center in 2011, more than at any other hospital in the country,  ...Read More
Zuckers Expand Health Book Franchise With The Hot Topic Of Childhood Allergies
Judi and Shari Zucker, known as The Double Energy Twins, (a moniker their book publicist father Irwin Zucker copyrighted for them) have made it their mission to prom  ...Read More
Honoring Leiweke, Celebrating New Sports Medicine Center
Last week, St. John’s Health Center honored Los Angeles developer Timothy J. Leiweke (left) at its 2012 Corporate Leadership Award event at the JW Marriott at L.A. L  ...Read More
Proven Non-Drug Treatment for Major Depression Now Available
Depression has long been a battle for many, and for those who continue to suffer even with medication, there is finally an option that is restoring the lives o  ...Read More
UCLA Launches Comprehensive Alzheimer’s, Dementia Care Program
Alzheimer’s disease affects an estimated 5.4 million people in the U.S., some 480,000 of them in California. Nearly half of all people 85 and older will contract  ...Read More
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Carole King will be honored as a BMI Icon at the 60th annual BMI Pop Awards.
Sixth grader Natasha Colins (right) demonstrates a traditional Puerto Rican instrument with second graders during multicultural activities at Hawthorne School. From left: Justine Cohan, Saba Alali, Sophie Esmaelizadeh, Nicole Wizman, Aaron Benporat and Chloe Hunter.
British-born creative director, Peter Copping is trying forge an updated brand for Nina Ricci by striving to close the gap between runway fantasy and modern-day reality. The spring collection is exceedingly feminine, très Parisian and exquisitely pretty.
Brad L. Penenberg, M.D. of the Arthritis and Joint Reconstruction Institute of Los Angeles Medical Associates in Beverly Hills has been named the medical honoree for the L. A. Arthritis Walk, by the Arthritis Foundation Pacific Region.
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Denver Nuggets, 96-87, tonight at Staples Center to win their first-round playoff series, four games to three, despite squandering a 16-point third-quarter lead.
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