Montgomery County Holding Four Days of Health Emergency Drills
If you saw people in hazmat suits in Plymouth Township last night, don't worry: it was only a drill.
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If you saw people in hazmat suits in Plymouth Township last night, don't worry: it was only a drill.
Anyone coming to the United States from one of three West African countries reporting an Ebola outbreak must enter the country through one of five airports screening passengers for the deadly disease.
The judge granted a preliminary injunction sought by the PFT. Two weeks ago, the SRC announced it was going to begin requiring Philadelphia public school teachers to pay a contribution to their health insurance.
Sneezing, coughing and feeling all-around miserable while on the job? You're not alone.
This year, dealing with the deadly and contagious disease of Ebola is on everyone's mind.
One noted expert spoke with KYW Newsradio about how real the Ebola threat might be here.
A local researcher is studying a possible link between a respiratory infection and Alzheimer's in older citizens.
Camden County first responders and health care professionals, along with the general public, are being invited to a training session this coming week to help combat Ebola.
A local author and exercise physiologist has written a new book highlighting a serious medical condition that can be brought on by overly-strenuous exercise.
A statement from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania says its agreed to be among hospitals to care for U.S. medical workers who contract Ebola while working in Africa.
But at the same time, Nutter cautioned residents about becoming alarmed.
Union midfielder Michael Lahoud is this week's guest on the KYW Philly Soccer Show.
Gov. Tom Corbett says three Pennsylvanians who were on a flight from Cleveland to Dallas with a nurse who tested positive for Ebola are being monitored in Texas and haven't been back home since the Monday trip.
As for other government organizations, Americans have the most confidence in the FBI, followed by the CIA and then Department of Homeland Security.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia confirmed Thursday that it has been designated as one of several pediatric hospitals in the United States that may be called upon to provide medical care for any child who contracts Ebola.
