Temple U. Researchers Discover Key To Heart Failure
Temple University researchers have discovered a key to heart failure which is currently an incurable disease.
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Temple University researchers have discovered a key to heart failure which is currently an incurable disease.
New York City is putting together a quarter-million-dollar social media campaign warning teens about the health risks of listening to loud music through their headphones. A local expert gives us an "earful" about that.
Amid a much less than robust economy over the last few years, the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center in Doylestown has been quietly generating hundreds of millions of dollars for the local economy.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health wants to close roughly half of the state-run health centers across the Commonwealth, but the Greater Philadelphia area won't feel the impact, for now.
Disturbing new numbers released by the Centers for Disease Control show that a majority of Philadelphia's new HIV cases already have full blown AIDS at the time of diagnosis.
Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals received the Yitzhak Rabin Public Service Award from the Philadelphia-Israel Chamber of Commerce for their accomplishments in clinical care, research and education.
March is colon cancer awareness month. It's the second leading cause of cancer death, even though it's very preventable.
The fight against cancer is ramping up and now a national organization is looking for your help.
The American Cancer Society is trying to get 300,000 Americans to participate in the "Cancer Prevention Study III."
A Commonwealth Court judge declared unconstitutional two state laws passed in 2010 and 2011 that siphoned tobacco settlement money from the "AdultBasic" health insurance program.
After 34 years on the job, Kathy Sykes (in photo) is retiring as director of the city's Intellectual Disability Services.
After a day-long hearing, a Philadelphia City Council committee hasapproved a bill that forces local businesses to offer workers paid sick leave.
Philadelphia is cracking down on illegal sales of tobacco products to minors. Smoking is the leading cause of death and disability in Philadelphia. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl visits some violators and reveals the underage and undercover operation.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on the benefits of flowers, and how they're actually helping local patients get better.
Her 4,000-mile trip from her home country was just the begining of her journey.
