According to Wall Street Journal reporter Anne Tergesen, it’s possible that everything we think about aging may be wrong.
Gianna Paniagua is only 25 years old, got a new heart very young, lauds her cardiac team at KP Santa Clara
Despite all the holiday hoopla, when it comes right down to it, the birth of Jesus is what Christmas is all about.
Two-year-old Erika and Eva shared most of their lower body before the 17-hour procedure this week. [Breaking]
Erika and Eva Sandoval, 2, were separated after a 17-hour surgery, according to reports.
For as long as I can remember I’ve been inclined to see God as our always present and hugely generous source of good.
Medicare’s hospice benefit allows you to stay in the comfort of your home, unless you need care in an inpatient facility.
"There are often no words to describe its meaning on both ends, the family who donates and the patient who receives."
Tempting as it may be to sit around and grouse about the dishonesty of others, the demand is to focus on being honest ourselves.
Award-winning radio host Krista Tippett notes the irony of science succeeding on the dissemination of ideas rooted in religion.
Award from the Office of the Patient Advocate to Kaiser Permanente for the 9th consecutive year
Men treated with therapies that reduce testosterone levels at greater risk of developing dementia within five years, new study says.
The question isn’t whether we should let criminals off the hook, but whether we have anything to lose by giving them the chance to reform.
Free, personalized counseling from "SHIP" advisers can guide you through such issues as billing snarls, Part D plans or comparison shopping.
All it took for Brandon, an inmate in a Pennsylvania jail, to decide not to kill someone was to be reminded he was a child of God.
Ease and convenience for Kaiser Permanente members: days, some evenings and Saturdays for members in Silicon Valley
Helping patients maintain a sense of meaning and purpose during times of crisis can have a measurable impact on their health.
BREAKING: Curing diseases will be the goal of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, which will be based in San Francisco.
Outdoor event brings awareness to the public, and provides some fun for KP cancer patients and their families.
The annual open enrollment season begins Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7. Here's what you need to know this year ...
“We all want to solve this problem now,” says Palo Alto school’s chief Glenn McGee. “But it will require multifaceted solutions."
Asking kids to ‘just say no’ to performance-enhancing drugs is not enough, especially when the apparent reward outweighs the risk involved.
Despite their diverse personal, cultural, and religious backgrounds, accounts of those who have had a near-death experience are consistent.
The “Age of Aquarius” appears to be making a comeback. As pleasant and as promising as that sounds, its claims deserve further scrutiny.
From Brexit to Black Lives Matter, racism appears to be on the rise. What can we do to protect ourselves from its spread?
32 non-profits providing community health care service programs share $1-million in KP Community Benefit grants
What if miracles are simply misunderstood phenomena waiting for an explanation?
A Stanford-led team suggests that the spread of the parasitic disease is better curbed with ecological intervention than with drugs.
Prayer isn't just hoping things get better. Prayer is about acting on divine inspiration, with divine support, for the benefit of others.
Area mosquitoes will be collected and tested. Know the "three Ds" to prevent bites.
Medicare and Medicaid programs are available for Palo Alto residents to help with quitting!
Why would we want to consider such a fundamentally spiritual experience as awe as being anything less than a reflection of Spirit itself?
The introduction of a new ‘death with dignity’ law in California provides an opportunity to look at life and death in an entirely new light.
Stanford scientists create ‘guided chemotherapy missiles’ that target cancer cells and spare healthy ones during therapy.
Illness is rising. Not because more people are getting sick, but because more people are being given reasons to think of themselves as sick.
‘Ignoring spiritual development in the public square,’ says David Brooks, ‘is like ignoring intellectual, physical or social development.’
A young woman from England discovers that it’s not how she sees herself but how God sees her that inspires healing.
‘A generous person will prosper, whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.’
Benefits for people and planet promised by Kaiser Permanente, by 2025.
7th annual Cancer Survivors Day June 12 to emphasize positive living