Elevated Lead Levels Found In New Jersey Hospital's Water
A New Jersey hospital is offering free exams after elevated levels of lead were found in its drinking water.
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A New Jersey hospital is offering free exams after elevated levels of lead were found in its drinking water.
The science of nutrition has expanded dramatically - with more doctors now putting food ahead of medicine to help cure what ails you.
The ACA, otherwise known as Obamacare, has specific health protections for the LGBTQ community.
Backers of laws and proposals in such states as Illinois, Vermont, Maryland and most recently New York say that if women can get tubal ligations with no out-of-pocket costs, men should be able to get their surgical sterilization covered cost-free as well.
A new study reveals that coffee could help you to live longer due to its ability to counter an inflammatory process that might drive the development of cardiovascular disease.
The spotlight is being shined on a pesky problem for Philadelphia: rodent infestations.
The Honest Company, founded by actress Jessica Alba, announced a voluntary recall of their Organic Baby Powder on Tuesday.
It's January, so we're always looking for new, fun ways to get in shape.
A life-saving kidney transplant has finally happened for a woman whose family first tried to find help on Craigslist from a stranger.
Christie says the action requires the marshalling of all appropriate resources to combat its harmful effects on New Jersey citizens.
Two mothers, Melany Stawnyczyj and Amanda Whatley, found out that some heating oil tanks buried near those Laurel Bay homes in Beaufort, South Carolina, had leaked.
Dr. Curtis Miyamoto, Chairman of Temple University's Department of Radiation Oncology, believes a coalition will break down old barriers.
If hot chili peppers are your thing you might be ahead of the curve when it its come life expectancy, a new study suggests.
A growing new trend is making the final passing as easy and peaceful as possible with the help of a specially trained person.
Activity in the amygdala, a region of the brain associated with fear and stress, can predict your risk for heart disease and stroke, according to a study.
