Health: Quick Treatment Growing In Popularity For Pain Relief
A new way to zap away pain has become a popular alternative to medications and injections. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows you how it works.
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A new way to zap away pain has become a popular alternative to medications and injections. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows you how it works.
As Camden County officials tout the success of having their officers carry Narcan to treat apparent overdose victims, officials in Pennsylvania say Harrisburg's delay is costing lives in that state.
A spokesman for the New Jersey School Boards Association says it's good for high school kids to be trained -- just in case.
Julie Becker, with Physicians for Social Responsibility, says fracking puts some dangerous chemicals into the environment, such as benzene.
New Jersey high school students will be required to have CPR training starting this year.
The recent suicide of Robin Williams has many people talking about depression. Now in addition to therapy and medication targeted video games are being used to help with mental health problems.
A unit of Hain Celestial Group Inc. is recalling some peanut and almond butter because of possible salmonella contamination.
The company owns, leases or operates 206 hospitals in 29 states.
Uh-oh. It may be time to add two more chemicals to the list of things for pregnant women to avoid.
People newly diagnosed with Parkinson's disease often struggle with not just depression, but anxiety and fatigue as well according to a new study conducted here in Philadelphia.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the latest and more on a promising vaccine.
Williams passing has shed light on his overall health; both mental and physical.
Imagine having a perfectly healthy and fun-loving little boy, when all of the sudden something drastically changes.
Robin Williams was in the early stages of Parkinson's disease and was sober at the time of his suicide, his wife said Thursday.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows us, what you're doing right now could determine what you dream about tonight.
