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New Jersey State Senator Diane Allen, the former longtime Philadelphia TV anchor, has fought back from an aggressive cancer, and wants to get the word out for others to do likewise.
The Autism Expo was created by a special education teacher and became so popular over the years that the school district wanted to expand its offerings to all parents.
On Sunday, April 10, families and friends will take part in the new 'For Pete's Sake, Walk,' a two-mile fun walk at Citizens Bank Park benefiting cancer patients and their families.
"It is to raise awareness and to raise funds so that we can go into the community and dispel myths, educate the public, and raise awareness for the critical need for organ donation," says Renee Freeman, cofounder and executive board chairman of the group "Donors are Heroes."
Dr. Robert Schultz, of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, says he is not surprised with recent studies that indicate that behavioral therapies are much more effective than medication in the treatment of autistic children.
Have trouble saying no to chocolate? It might not be because you don't have strong will power.
Tuesday was the kickoff to the 25th annual "Battle of The Badges" that pits Philadelphia police officers against firefighters to see which service can lose the most weight in 13 weeks.
April is Donate Life Month to raise awareness about the need for more people to become organ donors, to save lives.
A ten-year plan to help solve some of the problems facing African-American men in Philadelphia was unveiled Tuesday at a recreation center in North Philadelphia.
April is "National Donate Life Month," and local families are pleading with potential donors to remember the youngest on the waiting list and sign up to give the gift of life.
A new study out of Columbia University New York Presbyterian Hospital says it may be possible for people with bad aortic valves to avoid open heart surgery.
Everyday household products that smell like lemons, baby powder or pretty scents. But do they come with an ugly effect?
The West Nile virus season runs from April 1st through October 31st, and at this point county officials say it's too early to say how severe the season will be.
It's a day to raise awareness about a condition that many of us have never even heard of, but is as common as spina bifida and cystic fibrosis. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is On Your Side with the story of a little girl who is defying the odds.
