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If you don't have health insurance -- or don't have good coverage -- one answer could be a click away.
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to extreme cold, and a geriatric expert is offering tips on keeping senior citizens safe.
When the American Cancer Society's annual report comes out, this afternoon, there will be good news for cancer patients: survival rates are improving.
Of 357 metropolitan areas, a Gallup Poll found, Ocean City had the lowest percent of angry, depressed people.
Illness can strike quickly, and symptoms can be confusing to sort out. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is here to break it down.
Over the past few months, the Food and Drug Administration has had to wade through hundreds of complaints from patients saying they could not find a pharmacy with enough Ritalin or Adderall to fill their prescription. A local pharmacy official comments on whether we are seeing shortages in this area or not.
A new report in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine explains the connection between more exercise and better grades.
We make New Year's resolutions every year, but most don't stick. If you're like most people, the majority of New Year's resolutions become delusions by the end of February.
So what can you do if you do drink too much alcohol? One of the best things is to get some rest.
A new Philadelphia ordinance that went into effect January 1st provides an added layer of protection for the city's most vulnerable children.
Eat, drink, but don't get too merry. Registered dietitian Natalie Webb says that three different drinks all pack the same punch.
If your New year's resolution involves getting in shape, the director of a spring-time half-marathon says, why not think about running?
Treatment for a glioma tumor includes surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, but most often, treatment fails. So, Dr. Andrews is trying something different: harvesting cells from the brain tumor for use in treatment.
Drug companies are working to develop a pure, more powerful version of the nation's second most-abused medicine. That has addiction experts worried that it could spur a new wave of abuse.
The holiday season is a busy time at area pet boarding facilities. And understanding "Kennel Cough" will help keep your dog healthy.
