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The City Health Department is launching a new multi-media campaign to reduce the effects of second-hand smoke on children.
There were 23,000 flu cases verified in Pennsylvania as of March 23rd, and officials say most cases are not lab-verified.
Just because you have undergone an organ transplant doesn't mean you can't experience the joys of parenthood.
The Pennsylvania Hospital Association is trying to persuade Governor Corbett to expand Medicaid in the state with an argument they hope will appeal to him, the economic development advantages of the program.
Health officials say at least 24 people have become sick from an outbreak of E. coli infections linked to frozen snack foods marketed to children.
A consumer watchdog organization that reviewed thousands of meals for children says 97 percent of kids' meals didn't meet nutritional standards from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
Researchers believe that dietary fiber works by forming a gel in the stomach and in the intestines. And this slows the absorption of food and nutrients and doesn't make people eat as much food.
The Washington, D.C.-based group, Families USA, released the report Wednesday.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on a new product that's said to offer up the same kick without the liquid.
There's a difference between eating the right amount of calories and eating the right foods.
Three years after passage of a law designed to create medical marijuana dispensaries in New Jersey, supporters say the Christie administration has done all it can to block the measure's implementation.
The AARP offers driving refresher classes to those over age 50. Bill O'Brien teaches twice a month throughout South Jersey.
Parents of children five and under are being asked to "up their game" in terms of keeping the kids from getting their hands on adult medicines.
How healthy you are is strongly linked to where in Pennsylvania you live, according to the results of a new county-by-county study that found Philadelphia the least healthy county and neighboring Chester the healthiest in the state.
