Study: Poor Oral Hygiene Increases Risk Of Oral Cancer
Maintaining good oral hygiene and health can prevent human papilloma virus infection and HPV related cancers, that's the finding of study in Cancer Prevention Research.
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Maintaining good oral hygiene and health can prevent human papilloma virus infection and HPV related cancers, that's the finding of study in Cancer Prevention Research.
Nerve gas breaks down an enzyme that allows nerves to talk back and forth to through each other.
It's apparent that many single guys live in filth, but a new survey reveals they sleep in it as well.
The 10-year-old Delaware County girl who underwent a double lung transplant on June 12th is now recovering.
Janet Murnaghan says that in the last few days Sarah has started to walk around the hospital with the aid of a walker and has even gone outside briefly.
Officials say a 68-year-old man has been hospitalized with West Nile Virus in Camden County.
If your allergies have been unbearable this year, brace yourself: They could be getting a whole lot worse.
"A brand new day is coming," said Kathleen Sebelius, referring to October 1st, when people without health care coverage will be eligible to enroll in a "marketplace" to buy affordable health insurance.
Since the program's inception, only about 450 of the nation's roughly 3,000 health departments have attempted the program and Vineland is first to become fully certified.
Nearly half of the children in our area are overweight or obese. Now, a new collaborative effort is underway to combat the problem at local schools. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on a new initiative.
IBX is going to visit tens of thousands of potential new customers in a custom-fit tractor-trailer packed with laptops, iPads, and health care experts who will break down all the features of the Affordable Care Act.
If Congress tries to shut down government operations over the law, he feels, it won't do a lot of good.
The USDA advises us not to rinse off raw chicken or turkey in the sink before cooking, but nearly 90-percent of us do it anyway,
The report, which polled more than 400 moms, revealed that the pressure for kids to perform and the grueling practice schedule of some youth sports leagues has mothers on edge.
When it comes to making you healthier (and controlling the cost of your health care), what works better -- incentives or penalties?
