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The unidentified male student is being treated at Temple University Hospital.
Do you know your doctor? A 3-On Your Side investigation reveals doctor mistakes aren't so easy to find. Some say physicians are not being adequately monitored or disciplined.
Younger looking, tighter skin. There's a new FDA approved therapy that's supposed to make it easier on patients with even better results. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows you how it works.
If you're a hardcore fitness addict or just concerned about your health and staying in shape, you may want to check out the 12th annual Philly Fit Bash on Sunday in Bucks County.
A new report presented at the American Institute for Cancer Research Conference says that sitting in one position day after day could increase a person's risk of cancer.
Two local doctors comment on a study by a New York University physician that looks at a link between obesity and antibiotic use.
Quick question: what causes lung cancer? Smoking, right? Not necessarily.
Quick weight loss, that's what nine new diet centers around Philadelphia are offering. But is it too much, too fast? 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl takes a closer look.
Governor Tom Corbett is expected to sign a bill heading to his desk that will create guidelines for dealing with concussions and head injuries suffered by student athletes in Pennsylvania.
According to a study, women who drink between three and six glasses of wine per week are at slightly higher risk of breast cancer.
This is National Start Eating Healthy Day, a project of the American Heart Association that sails into a heavy wind: holiday partying.
Skin improvement at a tanning salon, sound crazy? 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl takes a closer look at what's being called a new light therapy.
A warning for women who drink alcohol, even just a little bit. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on how women who drink less than six alcoholic beverages a week could be increasing their risk of breast cancer by 15 percent.
The patient, a woman in her 20s, had lost both arms below the elbows and both feet.
There was a special Halloween party on Friday at a Philadelphia hospital, where there were no tricks, just treats and plenty of love.
