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Children’s Hospitals Fill Up as RSV Runs Rampant Across the U.S.

A dramatic spike in cases of respiratory syncytial virus is leaving pediatric units around the nation overwhelmed

Tyler Perry’s ‘The Oval’ Star Nick Barrotta Shares Fitness Tips (Video)

"For me it's become more of a lifestyle. It's not always about feeling good physically but it's a mental thing as well," actor tells Los Angeles magazine

How a 19-Year-Old L.A. Gym Owner Survived and Thrived During the Pandemic

Despite the difficulties of putting together a business in the past year, Lola Mormino’s clientele has been growing
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An Error in Judgement in the Operating Room, a Life Changed Forever

In an excerpt from his recently released book, an L.A. brain surgeon recalls the time he didn’t trust his gut and the tragedy that ensued
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A New Study Says L.A. Is the Third Worst City in the U.S. for Lung Health

The results aren't exactly a breath of fresh air for Californians
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How Real Is the Threat of an Eviction Crisis in L.A. County?

With the state's 15-month moratorium on evictions set to expire at the end of June, low-income renters may be facing their nightmare
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L.A.’s Concierge Medical Services Woo VIPS with Plush Amenities—but Not Everyone Thinks That’s Healthy

With health at the forefront of everyone's minds these days, more people are willing to pay big bucks for the privilege of being prioritized
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L.A. Hot Dog Landmark Pink’s Is Back Open for the First Time in Months

After an employee contracted COVID-19, owners decided to shut down in January until conditions improved
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What We’ve Learned During the Pandemic

During the COVID-19 crisis, people have taken up everything from cooking to raising chickens, but the lessons we’ve gleaned are bigger than the skills themselves
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The State Is Supposed to Be Collecting Data About COVID in the LGBTQ Community. Where Is It?

Three months after his COVID-tracking bill was signed into law, California State Senator Scott Wiener says he's frustrated by a lack of action