Experimental Smart Bomb Treatment For Breast Cancer Proves Promising
Breast cancer researchers announced at a medical conference the news of encouraging results with a new drug treatment.
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Breast cancer researchers announced at a medical conference the news of encouraging results with a new drug treatment.
June marks the 18th annual AIDS Education Month for Philadelphia FIGHT, a local HIV and AIDS advocacy organization.
According to a new report from the British Medical Journal finds dark chocolate can actually reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes in people who are at high risk.
One of the concerns of a low-carb diet has been that people who use this type of diet could potentially damage their kidneys. Now, a new report suggests that there is probably not that negative effect.
"A lot of people see someone with a business and think they are rolling," notes Rod Millwood, who owns a comedy club at 3rd and South Streets in Philadelphia. "But no."
New research shows hearing dogs can help both adults and children who struggle with hearing loss.
Today, Governor Tom Corbett signed a bill at the Visitation BVM School in Norristown to better protect the health of student athletes.
The Army has been confronting an alarming increase in the number of suicides among soldiers and it's seeking help from an unusual source: the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository.
The American Red Cross offers a class for prospective babysitters to prepare them for what they may encounter.
Experts say it's going to potentially be one the most severe flea and tick summers in some time due to the mild winter.
Health officials in Camden County have issued a Heat Alert for Saturday, May, 26th through Tuesday, May 29th.
A case of measles has been identified in an unvaccinated Philadelphia resident who recently traveled to Thailand, according to public health officials.
Many of us will be dusting off the barbecue this holiday weekend, just remember some grilling has been linked to cancer.
Can your skin predict your risk for a heart attack? Some local studies say it can. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is here with the warning.
