2013 IN REVIEW: Disastrous Debut For Healthcare.Gov
Affordable Care Act advocates tried to put the best face on things while an overhaul of the web site was quickly undertaken.
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Affordable Care Act advocates tried to put the best face on things while an overhaul of the web site was quickly undertaken.
Under the Affordable Health Care Act, vending machine companies are being required to display the calorie information about their products for the consumer to see.
If getting more sleep is one of your New Year's resolutions for 2014, you're not alone.
Flu season appears to be in full swing in Pennsylvania, with health officials reporting outbreaks in at least half the regions of the state.
A North Jersey couple who helped change state law to get Medical Marijuana for their ailing toddler is pulling up stakes and moving to Colorado, so the child can get the help she needs.
Herbert and Catherine Schaible are awaiting sentencing after admitting they chose prayer over medicine, leading to the death of their seven-month-old son last April.
Faith Carlin (right) received a new kidney and a new pancreas in the early '90s, and now is an ambassador for the "Gift of Life" organ donation program.
December 26th marks the first day of Kwanzaa, and community groups in Philadelphia are gearing up for a big celebration on Saturday.
"Cure Violence" is already at works in some neighborhoods in several cities, including Philadelphia.
The proposal, which has cleared an Assembly committee, would be targeted at those who live in the state and attend medical school here.
According to researchers at the University of Michigan, sexual frustration could cut down on life expectancy -- at least for fruit flies.
Antibacterial soap may cause more harm than good according to the Food and Drug Administration, which today proposed new regulations.
One in 12 people have been diagnosed with a breathing disorder and the numbers are growing every year. But experts say many people are being misdiagnosed, and in some cases, the drugs they're prescribed are doing more harm than good. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
Millions of people spend billions of dollars on vitamins, but new research released late today says they're a waste of money. The new research found specifically that multivitamins didn't protect the brain or prevent heart attacks.
The IRS has still not clarified its position on whether volunteer fire companies would be required to provide health insurance for their firefighters under the mandate. But US senator Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) doesn't want to wait for that decision.
