Dr. Roxana Barad is Pioneering Emface, a Needle-Free, Laser-Free Cosmetic Procedure Helping Patients Look Years Younger
A growing number of studies indicate a link between the two.
Don’t make resolutions you will furiously pursue for a month or two and then abandon. This year, make it simple.
It is harmful to dismiss and disenfranchise the abortion-related suffering of women across the country.
The food that most of us eat every day makes us sick.
The XBB variant now accounts for 19.6 percent of all COVID cases in PA, more than triple the percentage reported at the start of the month.
What exactly will it take to improve our nation’s health and deliver patients the personalized care they deserve?
It is time to crack down on the behavior of Pharmacy Benefit Managers.
Individuals on dialysis don’t just endure physical and emotional trauma but also a uniquely burdensome treatment regimen.
The CDC last revised its maps of disease-causing fungi in 1969, meaning doctors may have missed signs of fungal lung infection in patients.
Pennsylvania's ICUs have filled up at a higher rate than the nation's.
Pennsylvania has more impacted birds than almost any state in the nation.
“Those enrolled in Medicare Advantage had lower rates of hospital stays, emergency department visits, and 30-day readmissions.”
There have been no illnesses reported yet, but customers may return the ice cream for a full refund.
XBB is considered more immune-evasive than other omicron descendants and could evade key COVID antibody drugs. Here's how that impacts PA.
The latest fall rankings from the Leapfrog Group analyze the safety of Pennsylvania's hospitals. See how they stack up:
The ranking comes despite concerns about overcrowding, staffing issues, and safety violations across the state.
Our returning veterans are committing suicide at a greater rate than at any other time in our history.
Twenty-seven recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor ask that every American take part in National Warrior Call Day on Nov. 13.
Six of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties now classify as “maternal health deserts,” according to a new March of Dimes Report.
Pennsylvania has experienced a mild flu season thus far, but officials are still warning the coming months could be severe.
Coronavirus levels remain low, but cases requiring intensive care are on the rise as fall continues.
Respiratory syncytial virus is surging at unprecedented rates and clogging children's hospitals. What to know:
Baby formula manufacturer Abbott is recalling several of its liquid bottle products sold in the U.S., including in PA. Here's what to know.
Listeria monocytogenes, an organism which can cause severe infections, was connected to multiple popular cheese brands. The latest:
Delaware County cannot muscle its way into conducting health inspections.
Numerous popular brands are among those contaminated, federal officials said, warning the public.
The court has ordered a hearing on October 7 to decide the matter.
Many oppose Prospect Crozer’s plans to close a hospital that has served Delaware County residents for more than 100 years.
The effect on the quality of the supplies in America’s medicine chest has been alarming.
“Crozer Health’s new service offerings will align with patient-centric care, focused on essential services, and expanded behavioral health”
A well-designed virtual care platform has extraordinary potential to ensure accessible, high-quality care for all patients.
Dozens of products were stored outside labeled temperature requirements or inadvertently shipped to stores, according to Family Dollar.
Health officials “better pay attention," Dr. Anthony Fauci reportedly said.
Medicare can use cost-effectiveness research (CER) to establish at what price a drug should be made available.
Medicare will determine the cost-effectiveness of medicine to generate discounts in the form of $250 billion in cash rebates.
An example of how government, industry and labor can come together to improve care for older adults.
Nearly 40 people in four states have been infected in what federal health officials called a "fast-moving" outbreak.
A stimulant that releases dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, Meth is a powerful, addictive drug with damaging side effects.
The people at Hope Pregnancy Center in North Philadelphia want women to know they are not alone.