In Philadelphia, Crossing Certain Streets Presents Extra Danger for Unwary
The intersection of Broad and Vine Streets, for example: four lanes westbound and five lanes eastbound, including two that serve as the onramp to an interstate highway.
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The intersection of Broad and Vine Streets, for example: four lanes westbound and five lanes eastbound, including two that serve as the onramp to an interstate highway.
Turns out putting warnings about the increased risk of suicide on the labels of antidepressants didn't do much good. In fact, it may have actually done some harm.
Today's excessive heat can take a toll on your health. With Philadelphia under a heat advisory, the city's health department is warning everyone to be smart in this weather, and certain people need to take more precautions.
Jefferson Medical College has a new name -- thanks to a major gift from philanthropist Sidney Kimmel.
Temperatures will approach record status on Wednesday, June 18th. The record of 96 set back in 1957 will be threatened today as highs soar into the mid-90s, with the head index nearing triple digits in many locations.
Camden County health officials have confirmed that a bat discovered in an empty room of a Cherry Hill, NJ residence last week has tested positive for rabies.
Veterans will go to the front of the line at a New Jersey health care system.
Gov. Christie will announce the statewide expansion Tuesday of a program that allows police officers to carry and administer a drug that can quickly reverse a heroin overdose.
A new study from Journal of the National Cancer Institute suggests that those who spend most of their day sitting, whether at work or in front of the TV, may have an increased risk of getting certain types of cancer.
The bill is sponsored by Rep. John Sabatina (D-Phila., third from left in photo).
The pilot was able to land the balloon safely, and the 10 passengers were all uninjured. The pilot was trapped under the gondola.
A Fort Washington woman will hike the Appalachian Trail to raise money and awareness for progeria.
If the World Cup in Brazil or some other attraction has tickled your fancy for international travel, here's a reminder of a precaution to take.
Nutter twice, in 2011 and 2013, sided with the business community by vetoing measures that would have required local companies to offer workers paid sick leave.
Pain relief without medication, but stings? 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on the unusual treatment and how it could be expanding.
