Residents describe what they saw and experienced as fire consumed a Laguna Niguel community.
‘I knew those houses were gone’: What it was like as fire ravaged Laguna Niguel community
May 12, 2022By
Coronavirus cases climb again in L.A. County, mostly in those under 50
July 11, 2021By
Los Angeles County saw another climb in COVID-19 cases on Saturday, with officials reporting 1,094 new cases and eight deaths.
Protecting those on the frontline from Ebola
February 3, 2019By
Online training has increased the knowledge of health care workers about effective prevention of Ebola up to 19 percent and reduced critical errors to 2.3 percent in a small cohort. These findings suggest that the program could improve protection of health care workers from Ebola and, because it will be easily accessible via the Internet, could be especially useful in low-resource settings.
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Those who claim to be youthful spirits show fewer signs of their mind ageing
July 9, 2018By
The study, carried out by the University of Seoul in South Korea, is the first to link how old people feel with the physical signs of brain ageing.
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How long can you eat those leftovers?
November 24, 2017By
Deep in the recesses of most people’s refrigerators lives a half-eaten bottle of salsa, some takeout Chinese food and last week’s chicken dinner. Pulling one of those things out, you wonder: Can I eat it? Is it safe? A lot of commercially prepared items, such as sauces and condiments, have best-buy dates on the packaging to ensure flavor, not safety, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
