Pause in Don Tollefson Fraud Trial as Defendant Complains of Blood Sugar Problem
Tollefson, who is diabetic, was taken by sheriff's deputies to Doylestown Hospital to be checked out.
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Tollefson, who is diabetic, was taken by sheriff's deputies to Doylestown Hospital to be checked out.
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It's new help for hundreds of thousands of patients trying to recover and regain movement after a stroke. There's new FDA technology that helps stroke patients get their lives back faster.
With the potential to affect thousands, the recent outbreak of measles in the U.S. has placed a spotlight on a debate that's raged for years.
The Free Library of Philadelphia has hosted its second monthly session of "Chow Down with Veterans" in its fourth-floor culinary literacy center kitchen.
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"I was so humbled, to be honest," says Wharton junior Aaron Goldstein after being named Entrepreneur magazine's "College Entrepreneur of the Year" for his Fever Smart device.
Put down the cheeseburger: New research shows kids who eat fast food regularly perform worse in school than children who don't.
Millions of Americans take aspirin to treat and prevent heart disease, but new research today from the American College of Cardiology says that could be doing more harm than good.
Looking to start 2015 off by eating healthy? You might want to pick up some whole grains, such as oatmeal.
Long gone are those eight hour stretches, and one local mom is determined to help others avoid the common pitfalls that prevent parents and babies from getting the necessary rest.
Forty-year-old Nicole Born, a Voorhees mother of two, died of complications from the flu.
Health officials interviewed the affected resident and it was confirmed he or she did at or from Rosa's Restaurant and Catering in Hamilton Township.
The latest robotic technology is helping spinal cord injury victims get back on their feet.
With the flu continuing to spread, doctors around the Philadelphia region say there have been sporadic shortages of the flu drug Tamiflu.