Relax Your Way To Better Health
How often do you relax? If you are like many of us the answer is not all that often and you could pay a steep price as a result.
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How often do you relax? If you are like many of us the answer is not all that often and you could pay a steep price as a result.
When the Collingswood High School Class of 2012 crosses the stage to get diplomas Tuesday night, students celebrating four years of hard work will be joined by a former student whose cap bears a 2011 tassel.
Nearly 14 million Americans are cancer survivors, and that number is expected to skyrocket over the next decade. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on why and the challenges it brings.
New research indicates child abuse or neglect may affect the immune system and impact vicitms later in life.
There was a time when many women were taking hormone replacement therapy as they approached menopause - then Women's Health Initiative said it increased the risks of heart disease and cancer. Now what?
Most people have never heard of it but retinoblastoma is a rare cancer that forms in the eyes of babies and young children.
The University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine is hosting a free lecture Saturday morning called "Understanding Cancer and Cancer Treatments in Dogs and Cats."
Malaria has long been conquered in the U.S., but researchers at Penn have found an old malaria drug may have a new use in treating patients with advanced cancer.
Scientists are getting closer to figuring out pathways that help cancer cells grow and divide. It is called the LKB1-AMPK pathway, and it leads to prolonged tumour cell survival.
Somewhere inside this huge miscalculation there's a sincere attempt to wrestle with the serious issue of grief, and the film represents an opportunity for viewers seeking a "good cry."
It sounds glamorous to find a cure for cancer but, in the meantime, the more we can control various forms of cancer the better.
Sunday was a busy day at the sports complex in South Philly. In addition to the Flyers game, both the Phillies and Eagles hosted thousands of people for two separate charity events.
Jaime Rossano went through a double mastectomy and 28 rounds of radiation at age 27. But her experience gave her an idea: Why not give cancer patients baskets filled with the little things that help?
The generic diabetes drug Metformin, which has been around for years, is being studied as a possible wonder drug in the battle against cancer.
If you're having pancreatic surgery at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, your discharge orders now include a walking program.
Dr. Kazmi, an oncologist, spoke to Ukee Washington about a new PSA designed to get cancer patients thinking about the proper questions to ask their doctor.
We know that aspirin is very effective in helping fight cardiovascular disease, but according to a new report in the journal The Lancet, aspirin can also be used to help prevent and treat cancer.
Nanotechnology is the management of structures at the molecular level. The best use is in cancer research and treatment.
A CVS pharmacy in northeastern New Jersey mistakenly distributed pills for the treatment of breast cancer to children instead of the fluoride pills that were prescribed, company and state officials said Friday.
When a Northeast Philadelphia woman was diagnosed with a devastating illness, her first thought wasn't for herself. She decided to help others in her own shoes.
If you see some neon yellow shoelaces around town, you're seeing a beacon of hope for kids with cancer.
When a family faces a medical crisis, every penny helps. Justin Alvarez of Vineland just turned 11, and cancer is taking its toll, but friends are making sure his parents can stay home to care for him.
Jerry Sandusky, the retired Penn State assistant coach who faces child sex abuse charges in a case that led to the firing of Joe Paterno, called the death of his former boss a sad loss Sunday.
Happy Valley was perfect for Joe Paterno, a place where "JoePa" knew best, where he not only won more football games than any other major college coach, but won them the right way: with integrity and sportsmanship.
