Local Experts Push Message Of Natural Beauty During National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
Experts at the Renfrew Center in Philadelphia were urging women to go without makeup Monday so the world could see their natural beauty.
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Experts at the Renfrew Center in Philadelphia were urging women to go without makeup Monday so the world could see their natural beauty.
Penn Medicine and Crozer Keystone Health System were the first to share data with patient consent.
A plan to fight childhood obesity may be making some inroads, thanks to a companies that package food and consumers who buy it.
Today marks the start of "National Eating Disorders Awareness Week", and a University of the Sciences professor says the problem is not just limited to young women.
Delaware health officials say a tattoo business has been shut down because of concerns about unsterile equipment.
A new way to help solve medical mysteries without seeing a bunch of specialists or even leaving your house.
While the study was small -- researchers only sampled 67 public and private water sources such as kitchen sinks and drinking fountains – it's the first one to chart the presence of the potentially deadly bacteria in water taps.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has quarantined two barns at the racetrack after one of the horses tested positive for equine herpes virus type 1 on February 15th.
Governor Corbett proposes to use federal Medicaid money to subsidize private health insurance for adults who don't currently have coverage.
Experimental therapy for hard to treat cancer is showing more promise. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the latest.
The study's authors warn that the packaging could be a problem because most of the substances can leach into the foods we eat.
Using electricity to zap away heart failure is something that's being tested here in Philadelphia. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more about the experimental technology.
As Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains, it's a "procedure" that's causing some controversy.
The research, which was published in the most recent issue of the journal Pediatrics, looked at the associations of bullying with mental and physical health from elementary to high school.
The research, which was released Monday, reveals that the helmets currently used on the field may do little to protect against hits to the side of the head, which can cause brain injuries and encephalopathy.
