Bucks County Drugmaker's 3D-Printed Epilepsy Medication Hits Shelves
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Ranging from family-friendly events with appearances by the Easter bunny to adult-focused meals with specialty cocktails, there's something for everyone celebrating Easter.
Video games with a purpose. Researchers gather at Drexel University to compare notes on how video games are being used in health care.
Spokesman Mike Tolbert says during the pilot program 46-hundred pets took to the rails adding nearly $500,000 to the budget
A fired SEPTA transit officer, who got into a Christmas morning argument in 2013 with a woman about cutting in line while both were getting coffee, is now on trial. He faces assault, retaliation and intimidation charges.
The researchers compared two groups of smokers: those who set a date and those who did not set a date and tried to stop gradually.
According to Philadelphia Police, a worker at a local daycare noticed something in the mouth of a 3-year-old during breakfast time, but it was not breakfast.
Ed Rendell is skeptical whether the proposed soda tax can meet expectations.
The seventh annual Ronald McDonald House Charities Phone Bank brought in $1,132,731.
According to officials, the Philadelphia Fire Department responded to the 1100 block of Earl Street, in Fishtown, after reports of a house collapse.
For about 20 minutes Tuesday afternoon, the routine of court hearings at the Criminal Justice Center abruptly stopped as it went into lockdown, when a defendant became a "runner."
The case against Kane revolves around allegations that she leaked grand jury information to the Philadelphia Daily News that, in turn, was retaliation for leaks about her to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
A Philadelphia man who was convicted and sentenced to death in 2000 for murdering his little boys in an arson house fire more than 30 years ago is before another jury.
