New Treatment For Genetic Hand Disorder
There's a new treatment giving hope to the millions who suffer from the progressive genetic condition that affects the hand called Dupuytren's Disease. .
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There's a new treatment giving hope to the millions who suffer from the progressive genetic condition that affects the hand called Dupuytren's Disease. .
Doctors will get together Monday to share ideas on how to get people to drink less soda and other sugary drinks.
Previous studies report a lower risk for eating disorders as women mature, but this new study is the first of its kind, studying women 50 and older.
Many seem to think eating disorders are problems younger people face. A new study by the International Journal of Eating Disorders, however, says it's affecting older women as well.
A potential new danger is being linked to ticks in our area, and it's not a disease but a strange allergic reaction. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
The Center for Environmental Health found that dozens of accessories bought from leading national retailers contained high levels of lead.
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There is a critical need for blood donations in our region, according to Red Cross officials who spoke today in Abington.
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Tomorrow is the first day of summer and the first day of what's expected to be three days of temperatures above 90-degrees.
The New Jersey Senate Health Committee held a hearing Monday afternoon on proposed legislation that would bar anyone under 18 from using indoor tanning beds in the Garden State.
