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A crackdown on Medicare fraud will affect dialysis patients in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Both states are part of a pilot project to cut down on ambulance trips to treatment.
A surge is expected now that they'll be covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
The FDA issued new rules which will soon show you exactly how many calories you're eating when you dine out.
Trish Carney, director of nutrition at The Renfrew Center, says there are red flags to notice.
Merck & Co., one of the world's top developers and sellers of vaccines, has entered a partnership with a small drug developer to research and manufacture a potential Ebola vaccine now in initial patient testing.
New research out of Virginia has some disturbing news for the parents of teenage drivers.
According to CBS News, new research looked at doctors' measurements of height and weight rather than asking people to self-report, which had been done in the past.
"We have 400 patrol vehicles," said Delco DA Jack Whelan. "Each will have one of these kits in their glove compartment."
PANDAS: pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder associated with strep is controversial and scientists are still trying to prove it exit
The Health Department issued the permit to Breakwater Alternative Treatment Center in Cranbury Township on Friday.
Two months ago, Dr. Michael Ross was diagnosed with colon cancer. This weekend, he'll run the Rothman 8K.
A potential Ebola patient has reportedly arrived at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Are people who drink a lot alcoholics? Federal health officials say no.
Back pain from texting? It might be a reality, says one New York doctor.
Older couples in bad marriages have a higher risk for heart disease than those in good marriages, according to a first-of-its-kind study funded by the National Institute of Aging.
