Health Alert: New FDA Rules For Sunscreens
The Food and Drug Administration unveiled new guidelines to standardize sunscreen labels. They hope to make it easier for consumers to know how much sun protection they are getting.
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The Food and Drug Administration unveiled new guidelines to standardize sunscreen labels. They hope to make it easier for consumers to know how much sun protection they are getting.
We've introduced you before to Max Levine, the Cherry Hill teenager who battled neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer. It's the same form of cancer that claimed the life of Alex Scott. Now we want to introduce you to Max's good friend, Matt Schechter.
A free anti-cancer cooking class will be held at Gilda's Club in Warminster, Bucks County on June 23rd.
Click here for ore information on Alex's Lemonade Stand and upcoming events.
Chris reviews Sarah Palin's tour stop at the Liberty Bell, inspects the discrimination lawsuit filed by former waitresses at the Resorts Casino in Atlantic City and talks to Phillies Play-By-Play Announcer Scott Franzke about the series against the Nationals and Cliff Lee's recent struggles.
After reviewing details from dozens of studies, an international panel of experts say cell phones might and they emphasize might cause cancer.
Officers and the public in southern New Jersey are mourning a police dog that battled cancer.
A cake competition at the Loews Hotel on Monday doubles as a fundraiser aimed at battling women's cancer.
The parents of a 9-month old Drexel Hill girl battling a rare form of brain cancer are thankful for the outpouring of community support.
The people who warned us about movie popcorn and calories in fast food are now raising another red flag.
Researchers at Thomas Jefferson University's Kimmel Cancer Center are working on a new way to deliver radiation to save healthy tissue around a tumor.
Health officials are investigating a possible link between breast implants and a very rare form of cancer.
A seven-year-old cancer patient from Chester County will have a special Thanksgiving this year thanks to an entrepreneur who is unveiling her new cupcake decorating parties in the Philadelphia suburbs.
The Fox Chase Cancer Center is hosting a session tomorrow especially for women, and it will contain inspiring stories from some who beat the disease.
Three women who are making strides helping cancer patients in different ways are among two dozen women recognized in this month's issue of Main Line Today magazine for making a difference in their communities.
A Willow Grove woman went as far as shaving her own head in a fake cancer plot that reportedly netted her tens of thousands of dollars in donations and fooled her own parents, police said.
It's a race against time for a South Jersey woman battling an aggressive cancer. When her insurance company denied a last chance treatment, her family reached out to 3 On Your Side.
