- How to contact your local lawmakers -2011/06/14
The following list of names and addresses is published as a service for those who wish to write to the principal elected officials who represent them in Washington, Sacramento and county offices. PRESIDENT Barack H.
- B. County: Medical, mental health departments combined -2011/09/30
The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has approved a plan to consolidate medical and mental health services in a building the county already leases in Rialto.
- BREAST CANCER: Doctors puzzled by Inland death rate -2011/09/29
Today represents a day of fear, uncertainty, strength and survival for Teresa Moreno. On Sept. 30, 2004, Moreno, then 34 and the mother of three young children, found out she had breast cancer.
- r Eric Frykman served Riverside County since 2007 -2011/09/29
r Eric Frykman, Riverside County's Community Health Agency director and public health officer, resigned Thursday.
- HEMET: Terms for payments to hospital district changed -2011/09/28
Privately-owned Physicians for Healthy Hospitals, which bought Valley Health System assets almost a year ago, has received approval from Valley Health to make quarterly installment payments rather than a $400,000 annual lump sum payment next month.
- INLAND: Health care providers urge flu vaccinations -2011/09/26
Health care providers and public health officials are urging children and adults to have flu vaccinations this year to protect them from influenza in the coming months.
- INLAND: Uninsured Riverside County patients selected for program -2011/09/23
Kaiser's Permanente's Riverside Medical Center today will perform more than a dozen free outpatient procedures on Riverside County residents who need them but can't afford them.
- Federal, state officials urge doctors to prevent ID theft -2011/09/22
Federal and state officials Thursday encouraged Inland area doctors to be vigilant in their practices to prevent identity theft and fraud affecting patients and themselves.
- HEALTH: Research indicates caregivers face greater hardships -2011/09/21
Relatives and friends caring for aging or disabled Californians are under financial and emotional strains and likely to face greater burdens because of recent state budget reductions, according to new research.
- Planners include public health in community development -2011/09/20
Two Riverside planners beginning Thursday will lead a UC Riverside Extension course to teach the importance of considering health when designing communities.
- INLAND: Expert says threat of drownings is misjudged -2011/09/19
CORRECTION: This story has been updated from an earlier version to correct the number of child drowning deaths so far this year in San Bernardino County.
- HEMET: Hospice group holding information session -2011/09/17
Hemet Hospice Volunteers will be holding a "Hospice 101" session Oct. 3 that will be open to anyone who would like to understand more about how hospice care works.
- RCRMC receives $400,000 for medical transportation -2011/09/15
Riverside County's public hospital will expand its free, non-emergency transportation services to reach more poor, elderly and disabled patients who need help getting to clinic appointments.
- BARIATRIC SURGERY: Some doctors believe adolescents could benefit -2011/09/12
Mallory Olson knew she would not succeed with diets, exercise and weight-loss camps. She had tried them all beginning in her early teens. "I would work off 20 pounds," she recalled. "Then it would come back plus more.
- RIVERSIDE: Historical medical museum a little-known treasure -2011/09/10
A little-known museum in Riverside is home to a wacky, weird and wonderful collection that includes an electric prostate warmer, a violet ray generator to cure baldness and an artificial eye made of blown glass.
- RIVERSIDE: Corset run benefits breast cancer fight -2011/09/09
The second Inland Empire Corset Run, to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation's quest to find a cure for breast cancer, is planned for Sept. 24.
- INLAND: Students without whooping cough shot sent home -2011/09/07
Hundreds of Inland students are missing classes because they haven't received whooping cough vaccinations.
- Loma Linda hospital pioneering robotic throat surgery -2011/09/06
Clara McDonald thought her doctor would be performing throat surgery last month to relieve a condition that caused her to stop breathing while she slept. "He told me that a robot was going to do it," she said.
- IDYLLWILD: Congressman's daughter offers her life as teaching tool -2011/09/06
Piper Dellums has been tapped as the keynote speaker at "A Touch of Love," a women's conference Sept. 17 in Hemet. Dellums will share her personal story of tragedies and triumphs to inspire other women to take charge of their lives.
- Domestic violence: 'Double damage' of abuse -2011/09/03
A 38-year-old Riverside woman's life ended last month the way domestic violence experts say they could have predicted.