Researchers Say Mondays Are Bad For Your Health
Routine sleep changes, like waking up early for work during the week, raise the risk of developing problems such as diabetes and heart disease.
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Routine sleep changes, like waking up early for work during the week, raise the risk of developing problems such as diabetes and heart disease.
Uber can give you a ride around town, but today the ride sharing app can also help keep you healthy.
It's flu season and there's still time to get protection. Unfortunately, one of the methods is in short supply.
Chemicals are in many popular beauty products and experts say there's very little oversight into what goes into these products we're putting on our skin and hair.
A little boy whose life was full of promise is now facing a lifetime of hardships. A jury has decided that Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will have to pay $10 million for their mistakes that caused his injuries.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Mothers' Milk Bank opened Wednesday afternoon.
The Justice Department has brought criminal and civil charges against two dietary supplement manufacturers
Is it always true the more sex you have the happier you will feel in your relationship?
"I am in fact HIV-positive." Charlie Sheen made the revelation on the Today show, saying he has had HIV for 4 years.
An innovative health forum Saturday allowed people from various fields to collaborate on new ideas.
A champion in the fight against in autism was in Philadelphia for a special visit today at the Center for Autism, the oldest treatment facility in the country.
The latest figure released Friday is one of three estimates that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gives for autism based on different surveys; the most rigorous one gives a lower estimate of 1 in 68 children.
For the first time ever an american school will allow a student to take marijuana during the school day.
The federal government's proposal Thursday to ban smoking inside and out of public housing nationwide got a decidedly mixed reaction from the people most affected.
Campbell Soup Company is voluntarily recalling 14.2 ounce cans of SpaghettiOs Original due to a potential choking hazard. The company says pieces of red plastic were found in a small number of cans.
