Meet the Philly cancer patient being honored before Tuesday's Phillies game
Josh Breen, who was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma last year, will throw out the first pitch at Tuesday's Phillies' game as a part of Strike Out Cancer Night.
Doctors urge high risk groups to limit outdoor activity amid air quality alert
A Code Orange alert is in effect in the Philadelphia area, meaning the air is potentially unhealthy for sensitive groups.
New center at Penn aims to help people with Williams syndrome
A new center at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania aims to help people with Williams syndrome.
Philly students get job training, opportunities at Jefferson Health
Jefferson Health is filling some job openings with a special free training program for Philadelphia high school students.
Camden kindergartners play doctor, using teddy bears to learn about hospitals
Camden kindergartners get hands-on learning about what happens at the hospitals using teddy bears as patients.
Penn Med doctor's story of saving his own life is being made into a movie
The story of a doctor researcher at Penn Medicine is now being made into a movie after saving his own life with existing pharmacy drugs.
Philly protesters urge Sen. McCormick to vote against Medicaid cutting bill
Wednesday's rally in Philadelphia aimed to push Dave McCormick to vote against legislation that would cut an estimated $800 billion from Medicaid.
Upcoming symposium aims to turn gun violence awareness into action
Following the mass shooting at Lemon Hill, advocates say there needs to be a more united front in fighting gun violence.
Family remembers beloved Navy officer who saved six lives after tragic death
A Philadelphia family is grieving the loss of their beloved Navy officer, who's now being remembered for giving the gift of life.
Philly area vets who lost legs in the line of duty find new freedom with jiu-jitsu
Two Philadelphia area patriots who lost legs in the line of duty are now finding new freedom with martial arts.
"Light Your Town Teal" campaign hopes to shine light on Tourette syndrome
The Ben Franklin Bridge and the Philadelphia skyline turned the color teal Tuesday night in recognition of Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month.
Nerivio REN wearable device is a noninvasive, drug-free way to treat migraines
Nerivio REN wearable, a noninvasive and drug-free device, is hoping to change the way to treat and prevent migraine headaches.
Mother shares postpartum journey to raise awareness during Maternal Mental Health Month
With May being Maternal Mental Health Month, a mother is sharing her postpartum journey and how she ultimately found the support and connection she needed.
Dr. Oz, head of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid, discusses healthy eating
During a visit to Philadelphia, Dr. Mehmet Oz said possible cuts to Medicaid and Medicare will make them more efficient.
Main Line Health doctor breaks down Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis
Support is pouring in across party lines for former President Joe Biden after it was revealed Sunday he's battling aggressive prostate cancer.