Study: Coffee Drinking Linked To Longer Life
Two new studies say drinking coffee, whether regular or decaf, is associated with a lower risk of death, especially when it comes to cardiovascular and digestive track diseases.
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Two new studies say drinking coffee, whether regular or decaf, is associated with a lower risk of death, especially when it comes to cardiovascular and digestive track diseases.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro says an investigation is needed to determine the role of drug manufacturers in the opioid addiction epidemic.
Governor Wolf says the Rare Disease Advisory Council will serve the state legislature.
Specialized gyms are offering sports and fitness programs for people with disabilities.
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Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced the decision Friday.
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NASA says there is an app on your phone that can help fight the pesky bugs.
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