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There is new hope for a recently discovered form of epilepsy that strikes only girls. It's often misdiagnosed and difficult to treat. Thursday March 26th is designated as Purple Day to raise awareness about epilepsy.
Earning a medical degree is one way to be a doctor, but online it's the only way -- that is if an Internet regulator gets its way.
Hunterdon County is considered New Jersey's healthiest county and Cumberland County the least healthy in a survey released by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
According to the researchers, TBK 1 encodes for a protein involved in inflammation and the clearing of debris in cells.
Wednesday night's preview for the cancer community is sponsored by Cancer Treatment Centers of America.
Three organic food companies that use spinach in their food have recalled hundreds of thousands of items over listeria concerns.
Opinions differed among experts on whether the Pennsylvania legislature should join 23 other states in approving marijuana for medical use.
Haddonfield officials had tried to buy it. There has been talk of housing, offices, school expansion, and/or open space. But nothing was settled.
Children exposed to smoking may have a higher risk of heart disease later in life.
A study from the University of Ghana is getting quite a great deal of attention from a meeting in Denver for the American Chemical Society.
Researchers say taking vitamin D supplements could have benefits for men with prostate cancer.
A study by researchers at Penn Medicine found turning them into green space can help reduce physical stress.
At Temple University, there were cries of joy mingled with a few tears of disappointment as more than 200 students learned where they will continue their medical education.
The Philadelphia-based Food Trust heads the new initiative, called "Get Hype Philly."
Does a teen in your life exhibit various vague symptoms and complain of feeling lousy? In some rare cases, it could be POTS.
