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Shirleen Wilson, 45, has a collection of head scarves she never wanted. She says her battle with breast cancer uncovered an unlikely enemy, the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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Shirleen Wilson, 45, has a collection of head scarves she never wanted. She says her battle with breast cancer uncovered an unlikely enemy, the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
The Philadelphia Fire Department has earned bragging rights for the upcoming year after winning its 2010 weight loss competition against the Philadelphia Police Department.
A new study from the British Medical Journal says negative feelings from stress and depression does not play a role in a woman's ability to get pregnant.
State Director for PennPirg, Megan DeSmedt says they lobbied long and hard for the laws that are currently on the books and they may have to go back to Congress to rally to keep them.
A handful of activists conducted a small demonstration on Thursday outside Philadelphia City Hall, demanding that the Nutter administration include money in its upcoming budget for housing those suffering with HIV/AIDS.
There's a growing trend of untrained doctors doing plastic surgery, and an increasing number of women needing follow-up surgical revisions. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows what can happen.
The call is out for corporate bicycle teams to sign up for a major diabetes fundraiser in Philadelphia this coming June.
It is a question that has been asked many times before 'Can using a cellphone lead to brain cancer?'
It's peak cold season and just about everyone is sneezing and sniffling. So what's the best way to cure the common cold?
A new over-the-counter product that claims to be a germ buster. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl finds out if it could protect you and your family
With asthma cases on the rise a simple breathing technique may bring relief, helping patients stay away from medication. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is On Your Side with more.
An elegant center city restaurant's team of expert chefs are teaching the kids how to cook in a healthy way.
Researchers looked at a Pennsylvania school to observe how the H1N1 virus was spread, and what they found is that boys have a tendency to spread the virus to other boys, as opposed to girls.
