Specialist Urges Teachers Not To Abuse Their Voices
Good teachers talk, and talk and talk all day long and that can put quite a strain on the voice.
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Good teachers talk, and talk and talk all day long and that can put quite a strain on the voice.
Local 22 President Bill Gault says there is a well-qualified Employee Assistance Program in place, but firefighters are reluctant to use it for several reasons.
A Plymouth Meeting company has developed a portable device to help clinicians more objectively diagnose Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Dogs have been used for years to cheer up patients at hospitals and nursing homes, distracting them from their health issues. But can a therapy dog help heart failure patients get stronger? That's what some South Jersey Healthcare nurses wanted to know.
Robots can help make surgery more precise and quicker. Now, for the first time, doctors at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital have used a robot to repair a heart valve.
The dip in temperatures recently was a wakeup call for some people, reminding them that flu season is right around the corner.
The new movie "Dolphin Tale" features the amazing technology of prosthetics, which comes from making artificial limbs for people. The people who invented the dolphin's fake tail are now using the technology on humans - truly an amazing tale!
The organization has raised $2-million of the $4-million it needs to renovate and outfit a former supermarket at Ninth and Trainer Streets in Chester.
Michael Tracht of Penn Environment says Philadelphia is the fifth smoggiest big city based on the number of days when the air was unhealthy, both in 2010 and this summer.
A Philadelphia-based activist group says if the government wants to battle childhood obesity, cutting subsidies to corn farmers would be a good start.
Several cancers are prone to spread to the bone. The most common is breast cancer. With women living with the disease longer, more women are affected.
ALS or Lou Gehreig's Disease has been one of the most frustrating conditions for modern medicine. However, now a team of researchers at the National Institutes of Health and Johns Hopkins believe they have identified a new genetic mutation for Lou Gehrig's Disease.
A robotic arm picks up each patient sample individually and can process up to 300 samples per hour.
Doctors say it's as simple as following time-honored advice: get a good night's sleep.
It's late in the season, but recent floods have prompted state environmental officials schedule another round of mosquito spraying in areas of Bucks County tonight and tomorrow night.
