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Gossiping can be good for self esteem, according to new research. CBS 3 Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has details.
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Gossiping can be good for self esteem, according to new research. CBS 3 Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has details.
A new study shows that Australians take the most steps each day -- 9,700 on average -- and Americans lag behind, with only about 5,100 steps a day.
The draft rules from the health department are up for a month and a half of review and backers of the plan insist the rules don't meet the intention of the legislation that passed in the waning days of the Corzine Administration.
There's a promising new treatment for knee pain using electric stimulation. Some are even calling it a bionic knee. 3 On Your Side Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the details on how it may help many patients avoid surgery altogether.
Cold and allergy season has arrived, but you might be surprised to learn a constant runny nose could be caused by something else.
State senator Shirley Kitchen presided over Fresh Produce Day on Thursday at the Cecil B. Moore farmer's market in North Philly to spread the message that healthy food is available and affordable.
Three women who are making strides helping cancer patients in different ways are among two dozen women recognized in this month's issue of Main Line Today magazine for making a difference in their communities.
According to new educational rules for interns and residents, sleep-deprived rookie doctors will be getting shorter work shifts, which may be a good thing or a bad thing.
The Garden State will soon begin taking applications from certain patients who may be eligible for medical marijuana.
Some physical traits, known as complex or polygenic traits, are regulated by more than one gene so studying them and trying to predict them can also be complex.
There is no doubt that school lunches are quite important and for some children it might be the best meal they get each day. And that is why the school lunch program is so crucial.
It's a race against time for a South Jersey woman battling an aggressive cancer. When her insurance company denied a last chance treatment, her family reached out to 3 On Your Side.
People who have complained about having thunder thighs now have a reason to celebrate. New research says fat in the thighs is different from belly fat, and better! Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more details.
It's breast cancer awareness month, and doctors at one local hospital are taking personalized medicine to a new level in the treatment of breast cancer. Medical Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the details.
Officials say Norian trained surgeons to conduct unapproved clinical tests of its bone cement from 2002 to 2004, subverting Food and Drug Administration safeguards. They say the trials were stopped after three patients died.
