Tag: health
Elizabeth Hospice hosts virtual volunteer training
ESCONDIDO – The Elizabeth Hospice invites individuals interested in helping adults and children impacted by serious illness and those grieving the death of a...
Kaiser Permanente extends COVID-19 cost waiver through Dec. 31, 2020
PASADENA – Kaiser Permanente announced that it will extend its waiver for most member out-of-pocket costs for inpatient and outpatient services related to the treatment...
Community leaders test for coronavirus in Lake Elsinore
Local elected and community leaders from throughout southwest Riverside County were tested for coronavirus at The Diamond Stadium testing site in Lake Elsinore as...
CBD and yoga help some build healthy lifestyles
Temecula resident Cheri Smith, sees transitioning away from pills and using cannabidiol, or CBD, as a way to help aid someone with their wellness...
Physicians say hospitals are pressuring ER docs to list COVID-19 on death certificates. Here’s...
Jon Miltimore, Special to Valley News
When Drs. Dan Erickson and Dr. Artin Massihi of Accelerated Urgent Care held a news conference recently, their goal was...
The signs of depression are not the same for everyone
Ashley Hutchinson, Special to Valley News
As a therapist, I hear the following phrase quite often, “I had no idea I was depressed. How did...
Medical residents add to Temecula’s COVID-19 response team
TEMECULA – The first group of medical residents graduated at Temecula Valley Hospital recently. Unlike residents before them, they are learning in the midst of...
CDC lays out plans to reopen schools
Kim Harris
Managing Editor
After months of speculation as to what school reopening would look like at the start of the 2020-2021 school year, the Centers...
How unconventional parents raise next gen’s enlightened leaders
DENVER – The American family structure has shifted dramatically in the past 50-plus years. Less than half of U.S. children are raised in a traditional setting...
WHO official: Sweden’s policy of individual responsibility ‘a model’ for the rest of world
John Miltimore, Special to Valley News
The World Health Organization praised Sweden as a potential “model” for battling the COVID-19 virus sweeping nations around the...