Denied coverage delayed care, worsened patients’ health … Ozone from wildfires killing more Americans … Textile mill ...
In Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, the link between pesticide exposure and Parkinson’s disease looms large — for farmworkers and ...
Driving the decline, experts say, are several state and federal policy changes that block or discourage immigrants from ...
Recent bans on immigration from the Trump administration could worsen healthcare worker shortages in the U.S., especially in underserved communities, a new study in JAMA Network Open warns. On Dec. 2, ...
Juliana Salazar, 4, stands behind a plexiglass barrier inside her family’s home in Pearland, Texas. Her father built the wall to protect her from disease exposures that her severely compromised immune ...
As data centers rapidly expand across the U.S., new research warns Americans could face higher electric bills, greater pollution and even hotter neighborhoods. Published May 12 in Environmental ...
LOS ANGELES – California regulators took a first step Thursday toward banning the fabrication of artificial-stone countertops, popular with consumers but implicated in a workplace epidemic of the lung ...
Energy Transfer has put the brakes on its plans for a $1.8 billion petrochemical complex in Jefferson County, Texas. Last week, company representatives withdrew an air permit application over three ...
He told his mother he wanted to call his brother, Tony Rios Solis, to take him to Laurel Ridge Treatment Center, a psychiatric hospital in San Antonio where he had spent time the previous year. This ...
Public Health Watch Executive Director Jim Morris appeared Monday on “AirTalk,” an interview program produced by LAist, the NPR affiliate in Los Angeles, to discuss a potential ban on artificial stone ...
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