Eclipse safety emphasized as special glasses run out, doctors urge caution
The Philadelphia region won't have a total eclipse, but the moon will cover 90% of the sun. But it's still important to have certified glasses if you're going to watch.
Childhood cancer journey inspires Pennsylvania woman to become a doctor
Karli Meller, a student at PCOM in Philadelphia, wants to become an oncologist so she can help people going through cancer treatment.
Willow Grove family excited for solar eclipse after son's birth during 2017 event
Carter Elkins, now 7 years old, was born during the last solar eclipse in August of 2017.
Surgeon helping cancer patients find wellness in nature at Bucks County farm
Dr. Monique Gary is a breast surgeon and CEO of Still Rise Farm in Perkasie which helps cancer patients recover through inclusion and nature.
What is the fear of crossing bridges, and how can it be overcome?
For some people, going over large bridges brings a sense of fear, but help is available.
Virtual nursing jobs on the rise to help eliminate burnout, turnover for in-person workers
Virtual nurses generally focus on areas such as patient outreach and education, admissions and discharge instructions allowing their counterparts to be more hands-on at the bedside.
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner files lawsuit with hopes of lowering price of insulin
Larry Krasner filed a lawsuit against nearly 20 pharmaceutical companies and pharmacy benefit managers for conspiring to inflate the price of insulin that's used to control blood sugar levels.
Phillies 5K takes on new meaning for breast cancer survivor
For Lori Giampaolo, Saturday's race at Citizens Bank Park is taking on new meaning this year.
For 12-year-old cookie champion in Philadelphia, baking offers escape from rare disease
Blakelyn Kelly's dream was to compete in a baking competition, and it came true at Reading Terminal Market, thanks to 4th Street Cookie Company and Make-A-Wish Foundation.
New report from the Alzheimer's Association highlights struggles caregivers face
The latest report from the Alzheimer's Association finds caregivers are facing increasing stress.
Phillies fan's childhood wish to work as a groundskeeper for spring training granted
Michael Hutkin, a lifelong Phillies fan, was first inspired at Connie Mack Stadium and no, he didn't want to play baseball. He wanted to join a different crew.
Philadelphia-based FactCheck.org raises awareness about misinformation on social media
Can the government pressure social media companies to remove misinformation? That's a case being decided by the Supreme Court.
Love in the Lab: Med school sweethearts celebrate Match Day at Penn
It's been a challenging four years for medical students who started at the height of the pandemic but it's also been extra special for one couple at Penn.
Pa. doctor urges to "be a nudge" with online breast cancer risk test after Olivia Munn's diagnosis
The director of breast health at Main Line Lankenau Hospital said the risk assessment tool is based on a woman's family history, prior breast biopsies, the age of her first period and when her first child was born.
As pollen counts soar, doctor explains why allergy season is already "in full swing"
Allergy season really does start earlier than it used to. A local doctor explains why, plus tips for coping with symptoms.