Lawsuit Being Filed In Delco Nursing Home Hidden Camera Case
Three care managers at the Quadrangle Nursing Home in Haverford are charged with abusing a demetia patient after the women's family hid a secret video camera in her room.
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Three care managers at the Quadrangle Nursing Home in Haverford are charged with abusing a demetia patient after the women's family hid a secret video camera in her room.
The death of Osama bin Laden has many people thinking about war, and its psychological effects. A new study provides clues for screening for one particularly harmful condition: PTSD.
Thanks to surgical innovations, a rare but serious heart defect no longer is deadly for newborns. But as those patients age, complications are emerging.
The government held its second national prescription drug take back day on Saturday. The goal is to dispose of the medicines in an environmentally safe way and remove the temptation for those who might abuse them.
A growing number of doctors are turning to pocket-sized technology to help vets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with physical and psychological wounds.
The man infected with measles was a busy guy over the Easter weekend, he hit several popular places including a party and a popular restaurant in Camden County.
The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services has issued a Public Health Alert after a Camden County man possibly exposed an unknown number of people to the measles.
There are many studies and reports released on Autism in any given year, but this is one of the most significant.
Rather than ordering lunch in, hundreds of people -- including the Phillie Phanatic -- worked a walk into their routine on Wednesday.
A growing number of younger people are being diagnosed with a painful disease that usually strikes the elderly.
A Philadelphia fire department captain, touched by the plight of families who have children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, has decided to raise money and awareness for the cause by rowing from Washington, DC to New York City.
The American Lung Association is out with its annual "State of the Air" report, and there's good news and bad news for the Delaware Valley.
This Thursday, over 200 restaurants will be participating in Dining Out for Life, benefiting thousands of people living with HIV and AIDS.
According to a new study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, men over 40 who have high blood pressure were actually able to reduce their mortality by 34% by lifting weights.
