Men's Bladder Problems Are Common, Treatable
Bladder problems are common in men. Most involve urination, such as having trouble urinating or going too often. But most of these problems can be solved.
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Bladder problems are common in men. Most involve urination, such as having trouble urinating or going too often. But most of these problems can be solved.
Is reading a good book one of your greatest pleasures? New research suggests that reading novels is more than entertainment; it seems to be good for the brain.
By the time the meltdown finally came last week, nothing could look more out of place than boughs of holly and evergreens that had been buried by snow for months.
Who decides whether to take you off life support?
If you've ever taken pictures of your food with your phone, it might interest you to know you could turn those into coupons.
They were looking to save money, but instead their electric bills are now going through the roof. The awful winter weather isn't the only reason some are getting outrageous power bills.
Law and Society Week covers a wide variety of topics such as the death penalty and cyber security, and will feature a number of guests at different events held at the school this week.
The fire was reported shortly before 8 p.m. Monday night at The Towers At Wyncote.
Police say a 41-year -old woman was ambushed as she pulled her car into the garage of her home, the attacker pulling a knife and demanding her purse.
The fire was reported shortly after 10:30 a.m. Monday at Glasgow High School.
The biggest cell phone show in the world is going on this week in Barcelona. Apple isn't there, but nearly every other mobile maker is.
Upper Darby police are investigating the beating death of a 59 year-old man whose body was found Monday morning in his home.
The victim in this case is 93-years-old, scammed by a man from his neighborhood that he had hired to cut his lawn and do odd jobs.
The odds are one in a million for having identical triplets, but it's happened in Montgomery County. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has the exclusive first look at the babies.
