Health: Washing Away Stress With Flotation Therapy
Thousands of stressed-out Americans are finding a new type of relaxation. Flotation therapy is catching on. Customers float in warm tanks of salty water to cure both mind and body.
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Thousands of stressed-out Americans are finding a new type of relaxation. Flotation therapy is catching on. Customers float in warm tanks of salty water to cure both mind and body.
The University says as soon as they found out, they tested the staff member's work space as well as other campus buildings.
A Chester County nurse is facing charges for allegedly stealing drugs from the nursing home where she worked.
An 8-year-old boy is the first child in the world to have a double hand transplant.
Many children now at a very important age and stage of development are overusing particular muscles, whether the sport they play is soccer, baseball, or tennis.
The Skin Cancer Foundation's Road to Healthy Skin Tour's 38-foot customized RV will be parked outside the Rite Aid at 1035 County Line Road in Huntingdon Valley.
Medical marijuana was on a fast track in the Pennsylvania Senate. But the speaker of the House says concerns of medical experts must be fully understood before there is action in his chamber.
A practice of giving new moms infant formula when they leave the hospital is no longer in effect in Delaware.
The Camden County Health Department has been notified by the New Jersey Department of Health and Human Services that a skunk removed from a Winslow Township yard has tested positive for rabies, according to officials.
Working up a sweat during regular aerobic activity can help your memory once it starts to slip according to new research from Copenhagen.
Anthem is buying rival Cigna for $48 billion in a deal that would create the nation's largest health insurer by enrollment, covering about 53 million U.S patients.
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A Montgomery County cancer survivor rode his bike across the country to help others.
The first phase of a unique pediatric out-patient facility, with a goal to help make appointments less scary for the kids, is set to open this Monday.
Researchers have a good understanding of what causes this most extreme form of dementia, and now, in an exciting development, they are studying a possible way to stop it.
