New Study Shows CT Scans Can Save Smokers' Lives
A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that CT scans can save the lives of heavy smokers.
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A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that CT scans can save the lives of heavy smokers.
The company argues the international business should be exempted from new rules that require insurance companies to spend at least 80 cents of every premium dollar on health care, rather than marketing or profits.
Dr. Ronald Myers says preventing colorectal cancer could be as easy as getting a colonoscopy.
The ceremonial shovels went into the ground on Thursday at St. Mary Medical Center, marking the beginning of a yearlong, $22-million project that will expand the capacity of its emergency department.
Medicaid is a key part of President Obama's health care reform law, and a new study shows that it does help to make people's lives better.
For anybody who has ever fallen asleep on the beach or lay out too long in the sun, you know what causes sunburn, but what really causes sunburn pain?
Summer is here, and that means bathing suits and shorts. Time to show some skin. And for many it's time to tackle cellulite.
The government is going high tech to protect pregnant moms and babies.
A study released by the University of California at San Diego has taken a look at the so-called "July Effect", and finds that it's real.
In the wake of the suicide death last week of Philadelphia Firefighter Jack Slivinski, the president of Local 22, the Firefighter's Union, wants to make everyone aware of the stress first responders face and how tragedies like this can be prevented.
A federal grand jury recently indicted the two men after federal authorities confiscated nearly 20,000 fake Viagra and Cialis pills worth tens of thousands of dollars on the street.
"The first patient had a pretty significant injury and we all thought 'oh he's gonna be vegetative' and he actually walked out of here and came back to visit," nurse Ann Weir says.
The West Chester University football team is making history not on the field, but with a life saving medical donation. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
Health officials have declared war on obesity. But some people who are overweight say they're being shamed about their weight, treated like they're less than human, and they want it to stop.
Johnson & Johnson has announced yet another Tylenol recall due to a musty moldy odor linked to a trace chemical.
