Health: High-Tech Pain Fighter
A new high tech way to prevent and get rid of pain that you can use anywhere, at home or on the road. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows you how it works.
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A new high tech way to prevent and get rid of pain that you can use anywhere, at home or on the road. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows you how it works.
About 100 people rallied outside Philadelphia City Hall on Tuesday afternoon, becoming "superheroes for a day" in the fight against hepatitis B.
The water in the fountain at Love Park in center city Philadelphia was purple on Tuesday as Philadelphia threw its support behind World Lupus Day.
The US Environmental Protection Agency got an earful from opponents of mercury pollution during a hearing in Philadelphia on proposed new power plant regulations.
Hospitals across the country are experiencing shortages on some key drugs and local hospitals are dealing with the same issue.
First, it was bars and restaurants; now, pools, playgrounds, and rec centers are being put in Philadelphia's no-smoking zone.
One American dies of cardiac arrest every two minutes. Knowing CPR, cardio pulmonary resuscitation, or how to use a defibrillator can help save lives. So doctors are teaming up with students to help them learn the basics.
Workers at Red Cross blood banks across the Delaware Valley were threatening to walk off the job if their contract dispute continues.
Studies show if athletes begin their workouts early in the summer and continue to stay in condition and acclimate themselves to the warm weather they can do much better in late summer months.
The American College of Emergency Physicians conducted a survey and found a doctor's fear of being sued is the main reason why they order the number of tests they do. A local doctor from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital chimes in.
The company whose name is synonymous with the pain reliever is introducing a reformulated aspirin Monday that works in half the time of its regular aspirin.
Mayor Nutter had appointments right after the bike ride so he wore a suit and necktie, but Congressman Fattah, who rides with his wife and kids for recreation, and Congressman Brady, who admits he doesn't ride too much, were dressed more casually.
The annual trauma awareness ceremony took place Thursday at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Breast downsizing is a new trend in cosmetic surgery. Women exchanging large breast implants for smaller ones. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl says Hollywood is leading the trend.
A special event is happening at zoo's around the world this Sunday to help raise awareness about a little known and often misdiagnosed genetic syndrome.
