Today Is 'Kick Butts Day' To Keep Kids Tobacco-Free
This is the 16th annual Kick Butts Day, which was designed to help keep young people tobacco-free.
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This is the 16th annual Kick Butts Day, which was designed to help keep young people tobacco-free.
Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords is among 1.7 million people living with a brain injury. In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, a New Jersey facility is hosting a special event. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl introduces us to one of the stars of the show.
Temple University's Center for Obesity Research and Education is digesting a new federal grant to help mothers make better food choices for their children.
New Jersey state senator Diane Allen says the federal government is supposed to pick up the tab for this, but sometimes it doesn't happen and the victim is billed.
Radiation protection expert compares radiation on cars to dust on a desk.
Eric Stephenson, a 2010 Temple University alum, is walking 141 miles from Connecticut to Temple to raise money and awareness for the "Relay For Life" cancer benefit.
The dental discount program, which is not an insurance plan, is available to all residents but primarily designed for people who are uninsured or underinsured.
For a week beginning Sunday, thousands of restaurants nationwide will take part in an effort to share the water they serve customers.
A just-released Philadelphia study shows how the hidden heart disease that recently killed several young athletes could be prevented.
All proceeds from the second annual "Walk for Water, Walk for Life" event will go toward the construction of pipelines to bring clean drinking water to schools in the Rift Valley of Kenya.
Walk off a size in four weeks. A walking workout that flattens your belly, firms every inch, and powers off pounds, without dieting!
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been awarded a major grant to fight a big problem.
Taking iodine pills saturates the thyroid gland and can prevent radioactive iodine from entering the body. It can help prevent thyroid cancer.
Neck pain led to arm and hand discomfort and traditional treatments weren't working for former NFL coach Dick Vermeil, so he tried acupuncture to relieve the pain.
"Radiation affects most of the cells that are reproducing rapidly -- your gastrointestinal tract, your bone marrow cell. Another effect is on our genetic make-up, birth defects," Dr. Curtis Miyamoto explains.
