Family With Local Ties Creates Viral Video To Help Save Daughter With Life-Threatening Condition
But by the time Eliza is five, she may lose the ability to speak because of a rare condition called Sanfilippo syndrome.
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But by the time Eliza is five, she may lose the ability to speak because of a rare condition called Sanfilippo syndrome.
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the new federal mandate that some of its affiliates allow their employees to get birth control coverage in their health insurance.
Panera says it will remove artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives from its food by 2016, a reflection of the growing distaste people are showing for such ingredients.
GSK, formerly Glaxo SmithKline, and the Philadelphia Foundation have announced a $5 million grant package available to non-profits which will lead to healthier lives.
One-thousand people are expected to take part in The National Eating Disorder Association's walk at the Philadelphia Zoo tomorrow morning.
Physicians at Abington Memorial Hospital are advocating pregnant women between 27 and 33 weeks gestation receive a whooping cough vaccine.
Philadelphia police said they were unaware of a motive or what happened to the grafts.
The screenings take place Saturday, May 31st at the Liacouras Center on North Broad Street.
Rep. Frank LoBiondo is reacting to the health care crisis within the Veterans Administration by proposing a pilot program that would give veterans a choice on treatment options.
Clinical Director for the AJ Drexel Autism Institure James Connell says it's critical to bring the care to the community.
A surgical center in central Pennsylvania is urging some of its patients to get tested for hepatitis and HIV after a review by state health officials.
In the hard hitting world of high school football, concussions are a problem. And Strath Haven High School is dealing with them head on.
More restrictions for indoor tanning. The Food and Drug Administration today announced new warnings that will have to be on tanning beds.
A New Jersey health department survey finds the majority of residents in a town where a train derailed and released a noxious gas reported new or worsening health problems within weeks.
Cancer patients needing radiation treatment often get small tattoos marking the exact placement for the equipment delivering the treatment. Those marks remain after radiation ends, unless removed by a professional.
