Dr. Amy Goldberg Leads One Of Busiest Trauma Centers In Philadelphia Region: 'It Feels Like It's Ground Zero'
She is nationally recognized not only as a trauma surgeon but also for fighting gun violence.
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She is nationally recognized not only as a trauma surgeon but also for fighting gun violence.
More than 5,000 people in Philadelphia have died of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.
The extra hour of sunlight can help improve moods but moving the clocks ahead can also disrupt our body clocks and sleep cycles.
The American Cancer Society wants to stop the trend and for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month there's a new message: colonoscopies are not only the first step for detection.
The mandate is one of the last remaining broad requirements that Americans wear masks in public places.
"I still choose to wear my mask because I have an elderly grandmom and I don't want to put her at risk," student Tatyana Boyd said.
A health care company devoted to the needs of women is celebrating this International Women's Day with a special perk.
The change will take effect on Wednesday, the school district said.
Dr. David Rosen says of the nine COVID-19 patients who've received PRP eight have responded.
The FDA is expanding its investigation following reports of infant illnesses and a second death.
After two years, county commissioners say the situation has improved enough that the briefings can end.
Google-owned Fitbit has recalled 1 million of its Ionic smartwatches after dozens of users reported burn injuries after the battery overheated.
Other than a few weeks last summer, this is the first time many businesses in Philly are allowed to operate without COVID protocols.
One environmental expert says that data is just the tip of the toxic iceberg.
Dr. Laura Bukavina is volunteering at a refugee camp in Poland on the border of Ukraine.
