Study: Eating Chocolate Associated With Lower Risk Of Stroke, Heart Problems
Indulging your chocolate cravings could turn out to be a good thing.
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Indulging your chocolate cravings could turn out to be a good thing.
The American Thoracic Society issued new recommendations Monday.
The Biotechnology Industry Organization ("BIO") is attracting 15,000 attendees who from 47 states and 60 countries.
Now, a new effort is getting underway to get those children health care coverage.
South Jersey newlyweds are celebrating a new lease on life. Their wedding was temporarily side-tracked with a long awaited trip to the hospital. The bride needed a kidney transplant and as she was about to exchange vows with her true love - fate intervened.
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is urging everyone to check in on older neighbors, friends, and family members.
A pair of bills to be debated next week in the New Jersey Senate and Assembly would grant hospitals designated "level one trauma centers" exclusivity in providing EMS services in the towns in which they are located.
With the heat ramping up, it's important to stay hydrated. That's why the results of a new report will probably have parents concerned.
The first FDA-approved injection for melting fat has just arrived in our area. In a CBS 3 exclusive, health reporter Stephanie Stahl was there for the first patient.
A large new study shows a clear link between some widely-used heartburn medicines and heart attacks. CBS 3 health reporter Stephanie Stahl explains the connection.
A set of "HealthKit" features in the upcoming iOS 9 will allow users to track their reproductive health, including how often they have sex.
Zap your snoring with a quick trip to the dentist. Health reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on the treatment with no downtime and very few side effects.
Drexel University wants students to be pro-active about their mental health and has found a way to gauge the mood of the student body which this week is taking on the added pressure of finals.
But CHOP finished in the top five in several specialties including cancer, neonatology and orthopedics.
On the CBS3 HealthWatch, warm summer days increase the risk of tick bites and Lyme disease. For the past five years, Pennsylvania has had the most cases of tick-born illnesses in the country. Now there's new research about another new tick threat.
