Health Officials Investigating Possible Case Of Coronavirus In Philadelphia
There are still no confirmed cases in Philadelphia or the rest of the Delaware Valley.
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There are still no confirmed cases in Philadelphia or the rest of the Delaware Valley.
Lieutenant Gov. Sheila Oliver will serve as the acting governor until further notice.
Doctors say it's unclear why young people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, maybe too much processed food or obesity.
When it comes to respiratory sicknesses like Covid-19, children and the elderly are the most likely to suffer severe consequences.
The coronavirus is prompting change in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
A researcher from the Philadelphia region was at the White House Coronavirus Task Force meeting, along with other drug company executives to discuss a treatment.
Neither resident has been hospitalized.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is holding a news conference Monday afternoon to explain how the state plans to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Doctors say they're seeing an increase in heart disease among young, healthy women and pregnancy can complicate things.
Jim Kenney warns that more people will die without a supervised safe injection site.
The CDC has since issued three warning levels: Warning Level 3, issued in China, is to avoid nonessential travel. Watch Level 1, issued in places like the United States, is to practice usual precautions.
New Jersey health officials say they've received 620 calls about the coronavirus.
The controversy continues over the now-halted plans for a supervised safe injection site in South Philadelphia.
Constitution Health Plaza officials announced the decision Thursday night.
Health officials say large agencies like PATCO need to be prepared if a coronavirus pandemic comes to our area.
