Too Much Holiday Cheer? Expert Explains Hangovers Get Worse As You Age
It's not your imagination, hangovers are worse now that you're a bit...mature.
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It's not your imagination, hangovers are worse now that you're a bit...mature.
Doylestown Hospital will soon install five cameras in the Intensive Care Nursery so parents who can't travel to the hospital can check on their sick babies anytime they want.
A local travel agent discusses what you should do if Mother Nature ruins your vacation.
The slopes opened on Black Friday at Blue Mountain.
A local hospital is getting some high-tech help to keep workers on their toes.
Hospital registration workers ask you for photo identification before providing any services. Employees at Abington-Jefferson Health now just ask for your hand.
Philadelphia is racking up high numbers when it comes to the number of children being immunized.
Talking about politics or gun control can split a family apart. It can do the same to students in the classroom.
Students at Nazareth Academy High School will be dancing from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. Friday at "Naz-A-Thon."
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, or CRPS, affects four times as many women as men.
A local rehab center is now planning to follow certain patients for a lifetime.
A local hospital is giving away hand knitted items to help cancer survivors feel better about themselves.
More than 8,000 acres of crops were destroyed in Puerto Rico when Hurricane Maria devastated the island.
A local company that makes and sells insulin pumps has decided to discontinue the product.
People 60 years and older are the fastest growing age group for student loans.
When you're sick and tired, trying to make appointments or figure out medical bills can be overwhelming.
When predicting how bad the flu season is going to be, there are two things to consider according to Dr. Thomas Fekete.
The fifth annual Philadelphia Miles for Migraine event takes place Saturday, and you can help raise awareness and money to help those suffering.
If you love the colors of autumn, you're in luck. The leaf colors should be rich and diverse this year.
You know your kids and grand-kids need immunizations, but you need to roll up your sleeves as well.
For thousands of years people around the world have been living a life based on body and personality type. It's a lifestyle you've probably never heard about.
A medical student has come up with a way to help others navigate the first difficult days of the program.
Students at Delaware Valley University in Doylestown take a class called The Experience 360.
Keeping a patient's skin in good condition while in a hospital bed takes a lot of care, and now a new device could make it easier.
When patients enter the emergency room with what appears to be a bacterial or fungal infection, doctors need to identify the type and that can take time.
