Camden County Wellness Center Hopes To Encourage Males To Do Yoga
A New Jersey wellness center is offering a class to show that yoga is not just for women.
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A New Jersey wellness center is offering a class to show that yoga is not just for women.
"Maybe they have back pain, knee pain, they might have chronic headaches, " says Dr. Amy Janke, assistant professor of psychology at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.
Private Doctors on Cooper's Heart Institute Advisory Board were allegedly paid to refer patients to Cooper's heart center.
County-run nursing homes across New Jersey are banding together in hopes of getting extra help to stay in business as government funding continues to be reduced.
A nine-year-old from West Chester is preparing to run a marathon in Antarctica in February as a way to raise money for a family charity.
The "Nanoknife" is able to target especially difficult tumors: those which can't be removed because of their critical location, or those that have not responded to conventional treatment.
An effort by the Pennsylvania Agriculture Department to put health inspections for every restaurant in the state online is entering its third year.
A little girl battling for her life in Philadelphia had a dream come true. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the details on this heartwarming story.
A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has referred a case involving the state's medical marijuana program to an Appeals panel.
As City Council opens its 2013 session this morning, the lawmakers will find an old controversy is back.
According to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine smokers loose at least 10 years of life expectancy compared to non-smokers.
Imagine your son or daughter has a fatal food allergy and there is a student in their classroom that threatens to bring that item in or shows them the item they are so allergic to at school.
"Americans live less and also suffer more adverse health outcomes than residents of other high-income countries," Ana Diez Roux said.
"There were quite a number that were shut out of the process because it opened and closed so fast," says Broad Street race director Jim Marino, "so we felt the lottery would be a much easier way for everybody to get involved."
It's a workout with your pooch that promises more than just an obedient dog. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on a new trend.
