Obama Cancels Trip To New Jersey To Meet On Ebola Outbreak
President Barack Obama is cancelling political travel to meet with his Cabinet on the Ebola outbreak.
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President Barack Obama is cancelling political travel to meet with his Cabinet on the Ebola outbreak.
Dom Giordano talked to Kentucky Senator Rand Paul on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the threat of Ebola and how the government is dealing with halting its spread to United States.
The bill is named for Hannah Ginion, a Bristol Township, Bucks County native.
Hemingway insists Lurie should be out in front of the fight against Ebola, but instead, she is invisible. She also said Lurie's record was suspect long before the Ebola outbreak.
A Philadelphia Fire Department memo obtained by the CBS 3 I-team now reveals new steps being taken to protect medics and firefighters who might answer calls to help patients suspected of having the Ebola virus.
Dr. George Avetian, the county's senior medical advisor, says the goals of the task force are to communicate, coordinate and collaborate.
For ten years, the federal government has footed the bill on the swipe-card machines that mom-and-pop grocers use to accept electronic food stamps. Not anymore.
The nurses union wants a single Ebola treatment center designated in the region and better training for medical personnel.
On Monday, PHL released a statement that says it "continues to coordinate" with the CDC and U.S. Customs and Border Protection to identify travelers arriving in Philadelphia displaying symptoms of illness.
Health professionals from a variety of fields will be on hand on Saturday, October 18 at the Living Hope Fellowship on East Lycoming Street in North Philadelphia for a free health fair.
A company running several local charter schools is reversing the trend of removing nurses from schools.
The region's largest insurer has hired a company to explain benefits to its customers.
With Ebola and Enertovirus making headlines every day, it's hard not to be concerned. A free event opens to the public later this month on Penn's campus that will explore things like how viruses evolve and spread.
New Jersey officials have issued a mandatory quarantine order for members of an NBC crew that was exposed to a cameraman with Ebola after they said a voluntary 21-day isolation agreement was violated.
Because Eli loved the first day of school, with its new backpack and special outfit, within days, the Wallers thought a foundation that helps children with special needs in school would be a wonderful way to honor Eli.
