'Relaxing Drink' Hits Store Shelves
You've heard of drinks like Red Bull that boost your energy. Now the opposite is hitting store shelves. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has details on the new drink to help you relax.
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You've heard of drinks like Red Bull that boost your energy. Now the opposite is hitting store shelves. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has details on the new drink to help you relax.
Some are calling it "liquid cocaine." Others say it's "black out in a can." Four Loko is often guzzled to get a quick buzz, and it's become a popular drink, especially on college campuses.
The kindness of strangers taken to a new level for people who come to Philadelphia for medical treatments. Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl reports.
It's estimated up to one out four new mothers suffer from depression after giving birth. Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl reports a group of experts now says pediatricians should also be looking for signs of the condition.
Children diagnosed with scoliosis, a curvature of the spine, faced an uncertain future until now. Instead of constant testing, there's a new way to predict how the disease will progress.
Diabetes is a major health problem in this country. It is estimated that 10% of Americans have diabetes, and the cost associated with the condition is about $174 billion per year. But what about the future? How many people are going to develope diabetes?
Imagine the worry -- your child might have to go to bed hungry. The fear was real for a local mom who was looking at the possibility of running out of a special formula for her toddler. So she turned to 3 On Your Side and Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl for help.
There's a growing concern about teenagers getting high on something called liquid incense. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl finds out inhalants are making a come back, and doctors say it's a dangerous trend.
Doctors making house calls. It's gaining in popularity. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the details.
Some women call it the curse, that time of the month. Now some say it's a miracle, with the potential to someday cure diseases like Alzheimer's Disease and breast cancer. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.
October is the traditional start of the flu season. Have you had your vaccination yet?
If you saw the Eagles vs. Falcons game on Sunday, it was a classic example of how a concussion should be handled.
Today is Global Handwashing Day and a recent study shows that, while most americans say they wash their hands, they really don't.
One senior citizen remembered this time last year, when fears of swine flu sent people searching for a shot of the super-scarce H1N1 vaccine.
The price to get perfect teeth can be costly. It's estimated more than 40 percent of people in the United States don't have dental insurance, and even if you have it, many are stuck paying thousands of dollars out of pocket. 3 On Your Side has details about a growing trend that has people paying less. Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl explains.