Several Philadelphia Hospitals Prepared For Mass Shooting Trauma Events
Penn Presbyterian has one of the newest and most sophisticated trauma centers in the area.
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Penn Presbyterian has one of the newest and most sophisticated trauma centers in the area.
On Monday, officials opened the Sidney Kimmel Welcome Center at Thomas Jefferson Hospital.
Believe it or not it's been over ten years since the National Academy of Medicine took a serious look at what was mostly a paper based health system.
Independence Blue Cross Facilitated Health Networks President Anthony V Coletta says they couldn't reach provider agreements with the new owners.
When predicting how bad the flu season is going to be, there are two things to consider according to Dr. Thomas Fekete.
The fifth annual Philadelphia Miles for Migraine event takes place Saturday, and you can help raise awareness and money to help those suffering.
Four weeks after the storm, Hurricane Harvey's destruction continues. A recent victim of the super storm is a 77-year-old woman who encountered flesh-eating bacteria inside a home near Houston, according to the Harris County Institute of Forensic Science.
While the tie tuck procedure was designed for men, the New Jersey doctor who's doing it says it could also work for women.
The Playmobil toy cone had gone undetected in the man's right lung for 40 years.
Public health officials say a Delaware girl contracted the swine flu virus, apparently from close contact with pigs at a county fair in Maryland.
New research says a person's likelihood of having autism is largely based on their inherited genes.
A new study suggests that obese adults can save thousands of dollars in direct medical costs and productivity losses throughout their lifetime via weight loss.
A record jury verdict of $57 million against Johnson and Johnson was awarded to a Pennsylvania woman who was injured by a product that thousands of women have.
In 2016, Americans were infected with more than 2 million new cases of gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia, the highest number of these sexually transmitted diseases ever reported, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday.
A campaign is now underway in Philadelphia to help reduce the infant mortality rate.
