Local Researchers Testing Procedure For People With High Blood Pressure
Local researchers are testing a procedure for people with hard to treat hypertension.
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Local researchers are testing a procedure for people with hard to treat hypertension.
This year is the worst year for pertussis, or whooping cough, in over 60 years and researchers say there is a new strain of the bacteria popping up in the United States that may be resistant to the current vaccine that's been around for almost two decades.
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A new survey released Thursday says young adults, between 18 and 33-years-old, are more stressed than any other generation.
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania indicates there's a correlation between what you eat and how much you sleep.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is lashing out at a former White House doctor who said she worries about the governor dying in office because he is so heavy.
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New research finds women who live in areas with poor air quality could be at higher risk of having a baby with health problems.
With mantras like "Preserve the Sexy" and "Leave No Woman Behind," Black Girls Run is changing the game on black women's health, one race at a time.
Some may be taking their New Year's resolutions too far.
A professor at Temple University's medical school suspects the virus is transmitted from mother to baby during development, and if a medical treatment is found for cervical cancer, that treatment could be used to treat this type of epilepsy.
