Insurers, Advocates Step Up Health Care Enrollment Events As Deadline Nears
Events are scheduled throughout the region up to the deadline, March 31st.
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Events are scheduled throughout the region up to the deadline, March 31st.
A new trend with claims to be able to cure bad breath, arthritis, hangovers and even whiten teeth. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
The Philadelphia Health Department tells CBS 3 its laboratory has determined that the isolate is serogroup B. This is the same serotype that sickened Princeton University students last year.
The city's health commissioner, Dr. Donald Schwarz, said he supports the Council measure which would prohibit e-cigarettes in public spaces.
The Food and Drug Administration has halted operations at a Delaware cheese plant after an outbreak of listeria linked to the company's cheese killed one person and sickened seven others.
KYW's Pat Loeb reports the speakers agreed more than they disagreed.
In the decision, believed to be the first of its kind, the father was also told he didn't have a right to know when the baby was born or sign the birth certificate.
Camden County police chief Scott Thomson says there have been 15 overdose calls -- none fatal -- in the last 24 hours.
While the researchers say this is the first study of its kind and more research needs to be done, they theorize that infants born with aspects that "deviate from the norm" might be prone to childbearing difficulties later in life.
February enrollment brings the number of previously uninsured Pennsylvanians, now enrolled in plans through healthcare.gov, to nearly 160,000.
Authorities say the death of a student at a Drexel sorority house is being investigated as a suspected case of meningitis.
Less than a week after Delaware was ranked one of the fattest states, a new Gallup poll is offering insight into why.
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from the Easton Area School District that wanted to prevent students from wearing "I (heart) Boobies!" bracelets to promote breast cancer awareness among young people.
Simon & Schuster author Linda Geddes explores and debunks common baby and pregnancy myths here.
Surgery while you're awake, it can be quick, easy and pain free. It's for the growing number of patients struggling with carpal tunnel syndrome, pain in the arm and hand often linked to heavy computer use. When physical therapy and medications don't work, surgery is the only option. Now patients have a new option.
