A Measles Outbreak Is Plaguing Two L.A. Colleges
The return of a disease eradicated in 2000 is a crummy flashback friday
Can Lawmakers and Social Media Sites Stop Anti-Vaxxers from Going Viral?
Vaccine skeptics have long used social media to defy local health laws. Now a few are using it to stalk mothers of dead kids
You’ve Seen Them on the Road, but What the Hell Is Ambulnz?
Patient transport with a techy twist is giving people more options
From Hollywood to Silicon Beach, L.A. Professionals Are Using LSD to Amp Up Their Careers
Taking small amounts of psychedelic drugs—a practice known as "microdosing"—has gone mainstream
L.A. Grocery Stores Are Selling Out of Celery Thanks to the “Global Celery Juice Movement”
How Anthony William squeezed a health and wellness empire out of stringy stalks
A California Startup Will Stop Pumping Older People Full of Young People’s Blood
The FDA is calling BS on Ambrosia and its ilk's anti-aging procedure
How the Homeless Ended Up Being Blamed for Typhus
“It is easy to blame folks who are unhoused," one advocate says
A Santa Monica Tech Startup Has “Hacked” Meditation
Dave Asprey's Upgrade Labs has opened the floodgates when it comes to the brain's latent creativity—or so it claims
Where to Have a CBD Spa Day in L.A.
Because the holidays are stressful, y'all
Beneath a Smoky Sky, Ventura County Farmworkers Continue Their Harvest
During wildfires, undocumented farmworkers are especially vulnerable