Although he was a gifted athlete who excelled at basketball, John Ritchie suffered health problems for more than a decade related to a heart condition.
Finally, midway through his 30’s, doctors determined Ritchie needed a heart transplant. After a five-year wait on the transplant list at UCLA Medical Center, Ritchie and his family thought their prayers had been answered when a donor was identified. All seemed well after the surgery.
Two months after his cancerous testical was removed, 20-year-old Shawn Rial underwent a week of inpatient chemotherapy. His family was told testicular cancer was one of the most treatable forms of cancer and he had a 90 percent chance of survival as he was only in stage 2.
California is back on the map as a state that’s serious about welcoming driverless cars.
Truly driverless cars — vehicles with no human behind the wheel, and perhaps no steering wheel at all — are headed toward California streets and highways starting in 2018.
After months of criticism, state regulators Friday released a proposal for a new set of regulations to govern the testing and deployment of driverless cars on public roadways. They are seeking public comment and expect approval by the end of the year.
How a Western Energy Grid integration could create a Wild West casino for California's utilities and how ratepayers could foot the bill.
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On January 5th, 2013 Mario Guzman went running in the hills near his house with his wife. In spite of some nasal congestion and weakness for the past few weeks, he ran thinking exercising might make him feel better. During his run, he twisted his ankle. But even with this pain, he finished his jog on his way home.
Olivia Cull was born with a defect that left one side of her heart smaller than the other. She had surgery to correct it as a baby but needed a second operation as a 17-year-old senior in high school. During a catheterization procedure to prepare for that second operation, there was an “incident” as Olivia’s mother Joy was told, that left Olivia without oxygen for 40 seconds.