Personal Trainer Gives Senior Tips For Healthy Living
Today is National Senior Health and Fitness Day. A group of Philadelphia area seniors have been hitting the gym a couple days of week, as they are determined to stay fit.
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Today is National Senior Health and Fitness Day. A group of Philadelphia area seniors have been hitting the gym a couple days of week, as they are determined to stay fit.
Diet drinks verses water, which is best for weight loss? New research says diet drinks aren't as bad as some might think.
Healthy Futures is a three-year, $3-million effort that touches more than 1,000 fourth graders in the five-county area.
US senator Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) is weighing in on the scandal over long wait times in the Veterans Administration medical system.
Sure, the boss is a pain and your co-workers are crazy, but a new study says you're better off in the office than hanging around the house, whether or not you have kids.
Just in time for the summer season a new and improved procedure that is said to melt fat, no surgery and no downtime.
Many local hospitals have seen a slight dip in the money they're taking in, while expenses continue to climb.
Some studies show that antioxidants can help fight cancer, but new research shows a different outcome.
The 50-bed hospital is for patients suffering from the physical and medical effects of stroke, brain injuries, trauma, amputations, and more.
Federal food safety officials say ground beef recalled by a Detroit business may have been sent to stores in 10 states.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has one Delaware families heartbreaking battle.
The Camden County Health Department has been notified that a bat removed from a yard in Clementon has tested positive for rabies.
Pa. state representative Mike Vereb calls the hearing a fact-finding mission, not a witch hunt.
What if we told you, you could get rid of your reading glasses… no surgery required! Well, there's something new that promises to do just that. But does it really work? Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl takes a look.
Researchers in Philadelphia are developing a potential vaccine for the deadly MERS virus, and the technology could eventually lead to a better flu vaccine.
