Philly Elementary School In National Spotlight For Being Healthy
The Alliance for a Healthier Generation recognized Anne Frank Elementary School.
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The Alliance for a Healthier Generation recognized Anne Frank Elementary School.
Pastors, ministers and spiritual leaders from around the region get a course on how to properly support people fighting the disease.
From billions of insurance records comes the one doctor for you: that's the idea behind a new website that helps you search for a specialist and schedule services. Amino.com begins the free process by asking the condition or procedure for which you want to see a physician.
Marijuana use among U.S. adults doubled over a decade, rising to almost 10 percent or more than 22 million mostly recreational users, government surveys show.
The American Cancer Society has issued new guidelines on breast cancer screenings for women.
Billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey and Weight Watchers are teaming up. She has acquired a 10 percent stake in the diet company. Today's announcement quickly caused the stock price of Weight Watchers to soar.
Food allergies affect 1 in 13 children, and with trick-or-treating right around the corner, there's a movement, called the Teal Pumpkin Project, which aims to supply kids with safe treats.
The drug known as "female Viagra" is officially on the market.
Temple University officials are thrilled with a new award that shows the hospital is making a major focus on patient satisfaction.
Language used in everyday social media posts may have a strong connection to an individual's overhaul health.
A special event today in honor of breast cancer awareness month, it was a women's wellness day in South Philly with an eye catching feature.
A unique exhibit was held at a women's health fair in the parking lot of the South Philadelphia Target.
A growing number of people are shaping up with a popular new dance workout that's kind of like being at a house party. It was created by a South Jersey mom as a way to help cope with a personal tragedy.
Americans spend nearly $15 billion on dietary supplements each year, but a new study from the Centers for Disease Control finds while people take the supplements to improve their health, in many cases the supplements are actually harmful.
A free medical screening service comes to Philadelphia for a limited time only. Health reporter Stephanie Stahl has the story on why it could be a lifesaver.
