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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.
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.
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CEO and COO of JHL Biotech indicted on charges related to theft of hundreds of proprietary documents from Genentech
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Scripps Health has opened a new comprehensive rehabilitation services center, offering a full range of physical, occupational and speech therapy on an outpatient basis for those recovering from orthopedic, brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, amputation, and other physical disorders and surgeries.
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Joe Burnett, CEO of ClearPoint Neuro and a Rancho Santa Fe resident, recently relocated his company headquarters from Orange County to Solana Beach.
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State lottery shows no early signs of turning those reluctant to get COVID-19 shot
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Latest report suggests we are underestimating true number of people with Alzheimer’s
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Patient care continues at impacted hospitals as others take up the slack
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A ransomware attack continued to plague Scripps Health on May 3, creating confusion for patients and their families, especially those who were scheduled for appointments this week.
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California will allow indoor live events and performances to resume, with limitations, starting Thursday, April 15 — the latest rules to be relaxed amid declining coronavirus case rates and continuing vaccinations.
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Doctors have noticed COVID-19 vaccines causing benign lymph node enlargements that have been showing up in mammograms, and have been suggesting that women postpone their regular mammograms for several weeks after getting vaccinated if they don’t have any breast cancer symptoms.
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Vishaala Wilkinson was 13 years old when her grandfather died on March 6, 2020.
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Bryan Duoto struggled with math and science in the large classrooms of Carmel Valley’s public schools.
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The Phase 1 clinical trial involves a type of gene therapy that will be used for the first time in humans
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The operation may be the only one of its kind to offer COVID-19 testing, vaccines and monoclonal antibodies in the same site
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Over the past two years as the head of a Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraising team, Grauer School senior Jason Wexler has helped raise over $100,000 through the LLS’ Students of the Year program.
