First probable case of West Nile Virus detected in Camden County, health officials say
The symptoms of West Nile Virus include but are not limited to, fever, headache, altered mental status, and other neurological dysfunctions.
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The symptoms of West Nile Virus include but are not limited to, fever, headache, altered mental status, and other neurological dysfunctions.
A doctor says sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes, like Bronny James, is usually caused by an undiagnosed congenital heart defect and not an injury.
The CDC first restricted importing animals from certain countries during the pandemic.
"Gene therapy eyedrops could potentially be used for other diseases by changing the gene delivered by the virus."
Many college students who are struggling with hunger are facing the potential loss of SNAP benefits or food stamps.
Want to add years to your life? Following these healthy habits could do just that, according to a study presented by the American Society for Nutrition.
One student who's taking an oath is following in the footsteps of her grandparents who were doctors in Cuba.
We depend on the medical community to keep us healthy and save lives but there are failures according to new research from the Johns Hopkins Center for Diagnostic Excellence.
Doctors say changes in barometric pressure, extremely high temperatures and the threat of dehydration can increase the frequency of headaches.
Wildlife officials say the recent supreme court ruling on Sackett vs. EPA is putting some Delaware wetlands at a higher risk for pollution.
Being chronically constipated may put you at a higher risk of cognitive decline, new research shows.
Rain has improved air quality in the Philadelphia region but wildfires are expected to continue to be a problem throughout the summer.
While you can't prepare children for everything, health experts say you can set them up for a successful school year by preparing now.
Health officials say mold can be a lingering problem after homes and other locations are flooded if they're not dried properly.
While the right car seat can greatly reduce risk of serious injury and death, hospitals across the country are finding more counterfeit and fake car seats.
