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Most of us spend way too much of our time worrying. We actually could be hurting our health by worrying about our health.
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Most of us spend way too much of our time worrying. We actually could be hurting our health by worrying about our health.
There are many diets but the Mediterranean Diet is more of a lifestyle than a diet and it's good for more than just controlling your weight.
The CDC says about one-fourth of eligible women are not up-to-date with breast cancer screenings, and about two in five adults are not getting the recommended test for colorectal cancer.
St. Mary Medical Center says they are proud to be the first in Bucks County to offer the program, provided by the American Cancer Society.
Commission biologists say they've observed sores and lesions on many smallmouth bass in surveys of the river since 2005, but this is the first confirmed cancer.
The research also found patients on Tamoxifen had a lower risk of recurrence if they drank at least two cups of coffee a day.
The results of the study were reportedly presented at an American Association for Cancer Research meeting in Philadelphia.
If the condition goes untreated, it can lead to esophageal cancer, a disease, doctors say, that has a low survival rate.
Rich covered the revelation that the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps was brought down deliberately, the NCAA's objection to a new law in Indiana, and a man who $7 million on a lottery ticket. He also talked with aviation lawyer Arthur Wolk and Dr. Katie Schultheis.
Ashley Reichard, 26,was charged Wednesday for her abusing her 11 month-old daughter and lying to investigators about having ovarian cancer, according to court documents obtained by Eyewitness News.
Wednesday night's preview for the cancer community is sponsored by Cancer Treatment Centers of America.
America's Health Rankings look at how states compare against each other year to year, with targets like smoking, obesity and preventable hospitalizations examined.
More than 700 Penn State students hope to dance two nights away, without ever sitting down.
Everyone who's ever seen one of the CDC's horrifying anti-smoking commercials knows cigarettes are bad for you, but there are a few more diseases to add to the list of maladies smoking can cause.
A Philadelphia woman's letter to the President landed her an invitation to the White House last Tuesday and she told him that the Affordable Care Act had changed her life.
A tight-knit community is coming together to help a Delaware County man fighting cancer. His neighbors say they're giving back to a man who has given them and their children so much.
Wildlife biologists tracking a tumor-causing virus first diagnosed in eastern wild turkeys five years ago have found the virus is far more widespread — but less deadly — than expected.
Classmates honored Michael Shelly on Friday as he continues his battle with cancer.
Stuart Scott, the longtime "SportsCenter" anchor and ESPN personality known for his enthusiasm and ubiquity, died Sunday. He was 49.
The Chiefs announced that Eric Berry has been diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease.
Fashion and philanthropy came together at Philadelphia University today for the school's annual pop up boutique to benefit families battling cancer.
A Philly non-profit is in the running for a big gift that could help hundreds of families dealing with a medical crisis.
The second round of enrollment in the Affordable Care Act opens in two weeks and the U.S. Heath and Human Services secretary was in Philadelphia today to promote the simplified sign-up.
Still in the experimental stage, the pill is packed with tiny magnetic particles, which can travel through a patient's bloodstream, search for malignant cells and report their findings to a sensor on a wearable device.
KYW's John McDevitt reports a Philadelphia-based charity is among the finalists and needs your help to win.
