The Philadelphia Bike Expo's Going On This Weekend At 23rd Street Armory In Center City
Bikes, bags, clothes, hardware are on display, along with an obvious love of cycling.
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Bikes, bags, clothes, hardware are on display, along with an obvious love of cycling.
Blood tests are vital for taking care of patients, and they're usually covered by insurance. But what happens when the insurance company says no?
A Halloween candy warning from the government. Eating a certain sweet treat could cause heart problems. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is On Your Side with more.
Dr, Deborah Mandell says the biggest problem she sees coming into the emergency room is pets -- mostly dogs -- who have eaten chocolate.
Sen. Casey says the point of the roundtable was to learn about autism so he can help when it comes to authoring legislation to help those families.
If you're somebody who likes medicine to be perfect, you are not going to be happy by a report in the journal The Lancet. The report looked at flu vaccine and finds it's only about 59-percent effective in adults who receive it.
The newest technology to melt fat. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on the FDA approved device.
"I'm excited -- I don't know how this is going to be for me," said Kayla Alshouse, who lost hearing in her right ear when she was eight.
A newly released report from the University of Texas links HPV and heart disease.
Fighting germs. More and more people are turning to unlikely sources to prevent infections. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is On Your Side with more on some products that are now available over the counter.
Dr. Gordon Schwartz, director of the Breast Care Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, says whether you're 55 or 95, if you're healthy enough to stand, you can get the mammogram, so do it every year.
Experts point out that throwing pharmaceuticals in the trash or down the toilet can contaminate landfills and wastewater with biologically active chemicals.
Heart transplants take a tremendous toll on the body, but especially on a woman's body. Experts at Penn Medicine held a special conference Friday for female heart transplant patients and their caregivers.
A recent study followed 350,000 people over a 17 year period and found no relation between cancer and talking on a cell phone.
October is breast cancer awareness month and one local foundation, set up in memory of a mother who lost her battle to the disease, is teaming up with a Philadelphia hospital in the fight to find a cure.
