Paul Sisson is a Health Care Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and the intersection of health with social issues and environmental concerns, particularly in California and San Diego. Sisson's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Los Angeles Times, The Lancet, and the Miami Herald.
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By: Paul Sisson
Coronavirus cases have been flat locally, likely due to the outsized surge that occurred this past summer, but the flu appears to be ramping up on its traditional trajectory, indicating that the latest spike of cases will be seen in late December and early January.
By: Paul Sisson
More than 100 locations nationwide are participating in new clinical trials.
By: Paul Sisson
Remaining long-term park residents were told to leave by Dec. 1 or face eviction. State law says tenants were entitled to as much as $3,000 in relocation benefits.
By: Paul Sisson
North County medical provider seeks leniency from lenders after violating terms of loans
By: Paul Sisson
Sharp Chula Vista, Sharp Mary Birch and Scripps La Jolla were not among the high performing group
By: Paul Sisson
Council holding special meeting Monday to discuss emergency action and consider spending $4 million on Harmony Grove creek bed area
By: Paul Sisson
Escondido's city manager on Sunday declared a local emergency and announced plans to clear homeless encampments from a section of Escondido Creek after recent water quality tests showed elevated bacteria levels.
By: Paul Sisson
Escondido’ City Council to discuss emergency action at special meeting Monday, including spending $4 million on response, after water tests show high bacteria levels
University, county have differing views on who exited the deal, but agree reimbursement rates played key role
By: Paul Sisson
Kaiser said some therapists have returned to work and members who need help can get appointments
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