A West Oakland project plans to use plants and fungi to break down soil contaminants at a former auto-wrecking yard.

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A potential cure for hepatitis B is in clinical trials, but cuts to critical agencies and research funding could slow approval.

San Francisco, like all California counties, may have to re-imagine its behavioral health care system in response to state mandates.

Harmful "forever chemicals" have been found in fish in the bay. They are a health risk and threaten what many consider a way of life.

Known as a “silent killer” because it can have few symptoms, many people living with chronic hepatitis B face significant social stigma.

Poorly Tracked Virus Is a ‘Silent Killer’ Affecting Asian Americans Most Advocates say efforts to improve hepatitis B screening and data collection are chronically underfunded.