Gasping for clean air: Air conditioning, air filters, and staying healthy with poor air quality
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With another smoke-laden day, can air conditioning keep you healthy?
Protein-Losing Enteropathy (PLE) is difficult to diagnose and the treatments are limited, but the team at Nemours has come up with a unique new approach that has a very grateful surfer singing their praises.
A $392.7 million settlement with a West Deptford chemical manufacturing company over PFAS contamination is said to be the first of its kind in New Jersey.
Currently, 25 counties in the commonwealth require vehicle emissions testing every year to improve air quality to combat pollution.
Last year, Tower Health closed the hospital as part of a larger effort to cut costs, which left the western part of Chester County without an emergency room.
People in the LGBTQ community face a number of obstacles in finding accessible and affordable healthcare – just getting a doctor can be challenging.
Drugmaker Novo Nordisk plans to ask the FDA to OK the weight-loss tablets later this year. Two new studies show significant success with them.
Small Door wants to be a game changer it says with better scheduling, transparent pricing and more intentional spaces.
A year ago, the Supreme Court of the United States effectively overturned Roe v. Wade, severely impacting abortion access.
The FDA announced a voluntary recall of several products like 16 oz. Great Value frozen fruit bags, which are sold at Walmart in at least 30 states.
Dr. Ellen Gendler uses social media, like TikTok, to spread no-nonsense advice about sunscreen and skincare.
The music therapist spent her life helping a mission that started with her dad who was wheelchair-bound from a military injury. He was treated at Magee and really responded to music therapy.
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation stepped in to help Cole Fitzgerald once again after his second cancer diagnosis.
The once undruggable neuroblastoma is now responding to treatments developed by the team at CHOP.
If you're lonely or socially isolated, you might have a higher risk of early death, according to a large new study.
