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Bloomingdale's in Willow Grove offered the makeovers by Lancôme's national make-up artist, Manuel Villegas.
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Bloomingdale's in Willow Grove offered the makeovers by Lancôme's national make-up artist, Manuel Villegas.
Beaches in Ocean City, closed for the second time in about a week, are back open this morning. And, vacationers say they're eager to get back in the water.
The number of people infected with West Nile Virus in Pennsylvania has doubled, with the confirmation of two human cases in Delaware County. A local expert says prevention is key.
Drownings happen every day, often in front of people, who don't realize what's happening, until it's too late. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on what to watch out for.
A new study on child obesity indicates that students gain less weight if they go to schools in states with stronger laws about what foods can be sold outside their breakfast and lunch programs.
Pennsylvania's scholastic athletic coaches have some homework, meeting the guidelines of a just-implemented law on preventing sudden cardiac arrest.
Since late July, a big white van has been giving free HIV/AIDS tests every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
According to WCMH-TV, the boy, 15-year-old Tyler Rigsby, spent at least four days in his room while playing Xbox's Modern Warfare 3.
Einstein has made the change nearly two years after the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine began bugging it to do so.
According to a ten-year study by the CDC, cholesterol levels have actually improved in this group. This news is in the face of news that the obesity epidemic is still a problem.
Temple University Hospital is offering free hepatitis C testing to 312 patients after a temporary medical technician was charged with causing an outbreak of the virus in New Hampshire.
How many times a week do you tell a lie? Research says Americans lie on average 11 times a week.
Cutting nursing positions leads, indirectly, to higher hospital infection rates says a study published in August's issue of the American Journal of Infection Control.
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have teamed up with their counterparts all over the world, working to develop human organs from the stem cells of the patient.
There's been a spike in the number of beach and ocean injuries this summer at the Jersey Shore.
