Number of Medical Malpractice Cases Continue Decline in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia, filings were down almost 70 percent from the average of the baseline years.
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In Philadelphia, filings were down almost 70 percent from the average of the baseline years.
A New Jersey Assembly committee has approved a measure that would severely restrict the use of Botox by minors.
Are you stressed out? Worried it's affecting your health? Now there's about to be a way to check and fix potential problems before they happen.
Drexel medical residents spent the day at the Philadelphia Fire Academy learning about what EMS units do before patients are transported to the hospital.
A Philadelphia-based order of Catholic nuns is ready to ask the McDonald's fast food chain to do a better job battling childhood obesity.
Agnes Ogletree is happy her favorite jacket doesn't fit anymore. She's lost 28 pounds. The first 20 came off in five weeks.
A new report from Tulane University tries to find out why stress may shorten one's life.
The new fast food trend offers healthy options, but is it really good for you? 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl takes a closer look at the numbers and finds some shocking results.
Corbett was under the knife for about an hour and a half to correct a condition called spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the spinal column that results in compression of the nerves.
A group that helps New Jersey residents who have Tourette Syndrome is holding a fundraising raffle that organizers hope will be a big hit with soccer fans.
Health professionals who staff Red Cross blood banks in our area are threatening to go on strike, if they don't have a contract by May 24th.
Another medical first in Philadelphia, proton therapy is expanding to treat more kinds of cancer. A West Chester teenager will be the first patient with Hodgkin's lymphoma to get the revolutionary therapy.
Some of Philadelphia's most senior citizens were thrown a birthday party on Friday in the 11th annual "Mayor's Centenarian Celebration."
According to a report from the University of Washington, caregivers often have trouble with attention and memory themselves.
There is a new workout that targets female trouble spots - arms, bellies and bottoms. It's a combination of ballet, pilates and yoga.
