Health: Safety Concerns About A Popular Form Of Birth Control
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
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3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
The increase in the rat population was noticed in late spring and early summer. The reason is not clear.
Their message was against the ongoing shutdown of much of the federal government and in favor of the onset of the latest phase of Obamacare.
If you're looking to take advantage of the Affordable Care Act, be warned that there are people out there who may want to take advantage of you.
It's the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Philadelphia doctors have found a way to treat an especially difficult side effect of breast cancer surgery.
Cheltenham School District announced they'll have to close the cafeteria dining area and two adjoining classrooms at Cedarbrook Middle School.
Drowsy drivers may cause nearly a third of all deadly car crashes according to federal statistics.
Even the advocates hired to help customers through the process were surprised at the initial response.
Corbett administration officials say they are bolstered by news that the Obama administration has approved Arkansas' private-option alternative for expanding Medicaid.
The law allows you to buy insurance through an exchange, with part of the premium possibly offset by a tax credit.
Sign up is online or by phone and consumers can get in-person help through non-profit "navigators" or, in Philadelphia, directly from insurer Blue Cross which has a van it's taking from place to place.
The goal is to provide multi-level care to improve pregnancy outcomes for women in communities that have already been identified as having a population at higher risk of complications.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl helps you figure out where to go.
With the next phase of the Affordable Care Act launching October 1st, many uninsured people will be signing up for health coverage. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on how a pre-existing medical condition will no longer be a barrier.
While New Jersey residents feel more positive about the Affordable Care Act than residents across the country, they also know less about it.
