Fetterman to use closed captioning device during Pa. Senate debate
"It's very common for patients to require aids such as closed captioning," Temple Health Dr. Leah Croll said.
New Philadelphia CME takes over highly criticized department
The new medical examiner acknowledges the department has troubles, she says that's mainly related to understaffing.
Phillies euphoria offering "health escape" for Philadelphia
A therapist CBS3 spoke believes happiness is contagious and the excitement surrounding the Phils is far-reaching.
Rooting for the Phillies is a family affair for this father and daughter
"This is awesome, we've been waiting for this for a long time," the father said.
New research says some workout clothing might be dangerous
New research has found toxic chemicals in certain brands of workout clothes.
Don't eat wild mushrooms, Philly Poison Control Center warns
Mushrooms from a store or restaurant are considered safe, but doctors say the potential problem happens when people pick their own mushrooms from the wild.
Long-term COVID-19 patient urging people to get vaccinated
While serious COVID-19 cases have decreased, millions of families are still dealing with lingering effects.
Young gunshot victim returns to St. Chris' 1 year later to thank medical staff
It's been exactly one year since the16-year-old was brought to St. Christopher's with a traumatic brain injury following a drive-by shooting.
Dog injured in Philadelphia hit-and-run getting new lease on life thanks to prosthetic technology
Only having three legs doesn't seem to bother Rowan, his front leg was amputated after he was hit by a car in Philadelphia and abandoned.
Inflammatory breast cancer brings higher risk of disease spreading to brain, new research says
The study, from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, found that 18% of patients with Stage 3 disease had cancer spread to their brain after five years.
About 10,000 nurses to attend National Magnet Conference in Philadelphia
The convention celebrates hospitals that have achieved special designations, and critically, the nurses on the front lines.
Delaware reports 2 more flu cases as health officials urge people to get vaccinated
The CDC is warning that after two years of a limited number of flu cases, things could change dramatically this winter.
CHOP increasing security following threats aimed at transgender clinic
It's happened at pediatric facilities around the United States and now a group of medical organizations is calling on the Department of Justice to launch an investigation.
Survey: Regular dinners with family, friends could have big impact mental health
The American Heart Association survey shows sharing regular meals with others could be one way to help manage stress.
World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness, help those struggling with anxiety, depression
Health experts say the COVID-19 pandemic has created a global mental health crisis with a 25% rise in anxiety and depressive disorders.