Families Ask FDA To Fast-Track Duchenne Drug
Parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are fighting for their sick children, pleading with the FDA to approve the first drug to treat the disease.
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Parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are fighting for their sick children, pleading with the FDA to approve the first drug to treat the disease.
Police say they still have no leads and no one in custody for a June hit and run which almost killed a Philadelphia actor.
The study looked at hundreds of medical records.
Snow and ice can make it harder for an ambulance to reach you.
With hoverboard injuries mounting, new legislation will be introduced at Philadelphia City Council on Thursday, requiring children to wear protective gear.
The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office has reached a $450,000 consumer protection settlement with CVS after a compliance check revealed expired products were being sold in its stores within the state.
As the heroin and prescription drug epidemic continues to plague the Philadelphia region, experts in Delaware are looking to improve hospital discharge guidelines for infants exposed to drugs.
Gov. Chris Christie decided not to act Tuesday on a bill that would have boosted New Jersey's smoking age to 21, keeping the age to buy tobacco products at 19.
This year's deadline is January 31st.
With the frigid weather setting in, more people will be inside which is when respiratory infections are more likely to spread.
Trader Joe's is recalling a brand of its cashews, the retailer announced today.
The safety of nail polish is being questioned by some medical researchers.
A new survey has the city ranking quite high when it comes to critter infestations.
A public exhibit featuring photography taken through microscopes will be on display at the Wistar Institute in University City on Tuesday.
Einstein Healthcare Network kicked off a year-long celebration Thursday night of their 150th anniversary.
