Montco Man Sets Out On Walk Across U.S. To Raise Money For Ovarian Cancer
Dave Brown's wife, Joan, succumbed to the disease a year and a half ago.
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Dave Brown's wife, Joan, succumbed to the disease a year and a half ago.
A new study in the American Heart Association Journal the loss of a brother or sister does not appear to cause that increased risk of heart attack.
Twenty-year-old Grace Firestone says she doesn't remember much about the night that changed her life.
Analysis of national data between 1976 and 2009 shows that breast cancer rates are steadily rising in women ages 20 to 39.
What would you do if your child started choking at dinner and couldn't breathe? It happened to a popular Philadelphia radio personality, who shared the scary ordeal with Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl.
Melanoma is the fastest growing cancer in America that's attacking a growing number of young men and women. Now, a New Jersey man has made it his mission to save lives.
Feeling tired even though you sleep enough? Getting your energy back could be simpler than you think. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on fighting fatigue with food.
Congress heard testimony from a number of organizations about the impact that sequestering, or cutting of domestic programs, would have on the country.
The researchers were able to create what they call an "immunity passport" - a particular protein found in the body that is attached to a foreign object placed into the body.
There's an expo aimed at endurance sport and triathlon enthusiasts in Montgomery County Saturday and Sunday.
The United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania has launched a new, free hotline to help connect people to health and human services organizations.
In a 3 On Your Side exclusive report, Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the story of a Philadelphia woman who had a flu shot that didn't work.
Two years ago, the Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia filed a class-action lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia on behalf of the 1,600 children with autism in grades K through 8.
It's a disturbing condition with no cure, forcing sufferers to physically do battle with their own bodies. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on what's being called "helpless hands."
The University of Pennsylvania's health system says that beginning this summer people who use tobacco products will no longer be hired.
