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Women's Empowerment celebrates 25 years of helping women rebuild their lives in Sacramento area (opens the original)
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For Alexandria Paige, rebuilding her life meant overcoming a series of setbacks that included losing her job and vehicle, suffering a medical injury, losing her father and surviving domestic violence. Now, she is sharing her story as an example of what can happen when women have access to support, resources and a safe place to rebuild. Paige recently graduated from the nine-week job readiness program at Women's Empowerment, a Sacramento-area nonprofit celebrating 25 years of helping women and th
Sacramento surgeon performs cochlear implant procedure with patient awake (opens the original)
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A Sacramento doctor is making history by performing a cochlear implant procedure that allowed his patient to remain awake. For Patty Peasley, the experience offered a new approach to treating her moderate to severe hearing loss, while also allowing her to avoid the lingering effects of general anesthesia. "I've realized for quite some time that I was missing an important part of my life," Peasley said. She decided to pursue a cochlear implant, a medical device that bypasses damaged portions of t
Man biking from San Francisco to New York passes through Sacramento region (opens the original)
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A cross-country road trip usually means loading up the car, turning on the GPS and settling in for a long drive. Walker Sutton chose a very different way to get from San Francisco to New York: by bicycle. Sutton began his cross-country cycling journey Aug. 4, starting at the Pacific Ocean and heading east on a trek that will eventually take him to the Big Apple. "If you ever do one of these cross-country bike rides, you gotta put your tires in the water or else it's not a cross-country ride for
UC Davis doctor urges vaccinations as California measles cases double (opens the original)
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The United States is seeing the highest levels of measles since the 1990s. That includes dozens of cases in California so far this year. CBS News Sacramento spoke with the head of UC Davis Children's Hospital about the rising cases and why measles specifically is the most infectious disease. "We think about it as fever and a rash, but some patients end up being in the hospital," Dr. Dean Blumberg, the chief of pediatric infectious diseases at UC Davis Children's Hospital, said. "There can be com
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