New Will Smith Movie Emphasizes Dangers Of Concussions
With the upcoming opening of the movie "Concussion," brain injuries are getting a lot more attention and are being taken very seriously now.
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With the upcoming opening of the movie "Concussion," brain injuries are getting a lot more attention and are being taken very seriously now.
Researchers say 15 students between the ages of 24 to 38 participated in a series of dance classes and scientists measured their heart rate, distance covered, energy expended and psychological states.
A new study has found that more than one-third of patients whose cancer has spread to other parts of the body continue working.
Doctors say the mild weather we've had has helped keep the flu away. This Christmas brings us the gift of low influenza numbers, but it's not expected to last.
The peak is in the first few weeks of January.
After working 12 years to raise awareness of Celiac Disease and its dangers if left untreated, the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness has changed its name to Beyond Celiac.
People admitted, voluntarily or involuntarily, are no longer allowed to smoke in these hospitals.
The head of Independence Blue Cross is moving up, taking over as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
An implant could be the newest weapon in the fight against the growing epidemic of drug addiction, which is now a problem in neighborhoods everywhere.
People who fail to get insurance for the new year will have to pay a pretty steep penalty.
The newest on demand massage service is expanding into Philly. Quick relief is now at your fingertips, with a phone app that lets you get a massage at home in an hour.
Seltzer and other kinds of carbonated waters are wildly popular these days. It's a half billion dollar business, but are they good for you?
Researchers explored whether short sleep is linked to more time spent secondary eating or drinking, meaning eating or drinking while primarily engaged in another activity, such as watching television.
Hahnemann University Hospital held a sendoff celebration Monday afternoon for a 71-year-old New Jersey man who'll ride on the Donate Life float at the Rose Parade with 23 other organ recipients.
This year, Saint Christopher's is celebrating its 140th anniversary, and part of that is marking each decade since its inception.
