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The La Jolla institute’s partners will include its drug development init Calibr, and UC San Diego
Rancho Santa Fe resident Mordy Levine has begun teaching balance and movement classes specifically designed for senior citizens to help reduce the risk of falling as they get older.
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Fresh Start Surgical Gifts has surpassed $50 million in donated medical care to its patients, offering life-changing reconstructive surgeries and related treatments to children in need throughout the U.S., at absolutely no cost to their families, according to a news release.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has decreased the use of ordinary health care such as routine medical exams, leading to cancers being diagnosed at later stages, researchers from UC San Diego reported Feb. 15.
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Districts can choose to keep mask requirements even after the state lifts them.
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Masks still will be required for unvaccinated residents indoors and for everyone in select settings such as hospitals, nursing homes and public transportation.
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Rancho Santa Fe’s Neda Faraji is promoting a healthy lifestyle through Ossum Bone Broth, a new wellness company she never even intended to start.
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The money will help underwrite a habitat for the smallest of penguin species.
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La Jolla-based nonprofit Curebound made a $476,450 donation to UC San Diego and La Jolla Institute for Immunology to fund a cancer immunotherapy clinical trial
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As the second anniversary of the announcement that COVID-19 had reached the United States approaches in January, UC San Diego presented an online forum Dec. 2 that looked at the brief past, the present and the possible future of the disease.
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The couple will donate $1 for every $2 raised by the biological science institute during a period that will end June 30.
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Scripps has become one of the first facilities in San Diego and throughout the U.S. to use a small balloon implant instead of surgery to treat some patients with rotator cuff injuries.
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Rancho Santa Fe’s Elizabeth Winzeler, a leader in anti-malarial drug development, was recognized by her peers with one of the highest honors in health and medicine—she was recently elected to the National Academy of Medicine.
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Booster rules leave out some, such as those with autism
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North County resident Ashley Walker suffers from X-linked myotubular myopathy
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More than 10 years ago, Rancho Santa Fe resident Steve Leisher was diagnosed with stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue.
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Scripps obstetrician and gynecologist Sean Daneshmand is leading a medical program at Scripps that is expanding to address the increase of women in the United States who are experiencing complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
