It is the most positive West Nile samples found in Bucks County on a single day so far this summer, according to data from the state.
West Nile Virus has now been detected this season in at least 10 Bucks County towns. Here are some tips for protecting yourself.
"Do not eat this cereal," the CDC said of Honey Smacks as a salmonella outbreak has now sickened 100 people in 33 states.
Several Bucks County communities have mosquitoes that tested positive for West Nile Virus in the most recent results.
Pediatric cancer rates in Pennsylvania are among the highest in the country, the CDC says in a new study.
“Kissing bugs” can be deadly — or just really itchy. Here's what you need to know now that it's summer:
The popular breakfast cereal has been recalled in 31 states, including Pennsylvania, after more than 70 people have been sickened, CDC says.
Between 1999 and 2016, the suicide rate rose significantly in Pennsylvania and across the United States, a new CDC report says.
Six people in Pennsylvania have fallen ill from salmonella due to the recalled eggs, the CDC said this week.
Tick season is here and we have bad news: there is more tick-borne disease in Pennsylvania than another state in America.
51 doctors from St. Mary Medical Center were included in Philadelphia Magazine's Top Doctors for 2018. See the full list here:
Six more cases of E.coli have been confirmed in Pennsylvania, bringing the total to 18. The culprit is romaine lettuce, authorities say.
More than 200 million eggs have been recalled for salmonella from Walmart and other stores nationwide, including in Pennsylvania.
Two cases of E.coli are being investigated in Pennsylvania, which is part of a multi-state outbreak, the CDC has confirmed.
Hundreds of the virtually untreatable "superbug" bacteria have been found in the U.S., including in Pennsylvania, the CDC warns.
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Seven Pennsylvania communities are among the healthiest in the U.S., according to an analysis released today by U.S. News & World Report.
It's the worst flu season in a decade, experts say.
The state's third medical marijuana dispensary has been approved. It's just miles from Bucks County.
New information is ringing some alarm bells when it comes to a certain kind of "radioactive" contaminant in Pennsylvania's drinking water.
There are now 24 doctors in Bucks County who have been approved to participate in the state's medical marijuana program. Full list here:
18 people in Pennsylvania have died from the flu this season — including 12 deaths during the first week of the year, health officials say.
So far, eight Bucks County doctors are approved to participate in the state's medical marijuana program once it launches in 2018.
Babesiosis is transmitted by deer ticks. For one Newtown Township man, it was fatal. His family wants you to know his story.
There will be a spray Thursday in parts of Wrightstown and Newtown to reduce West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes.
The PA Fish and Boat Commission is offering two special fishing programs to entice residents to fish Labor Day, including a $1 license.
The Veterans Wellness Program will be offered quarterly beginning with the fall session in September, meeting twice weekly for eight weeks.
The Bucks County Department of Health inspected 20 Newtown establishments over the past four weeks. Here’s what they found.
Parts of Newtown Township will be sprayed Wednesday to reduce mosquitoes capable of transmitting West Nile Virus, the county has announced.
Many of Bucks County's largest providers were found to have numerous pollutants at unsafe levels in the water, according to the study.
A mosquito sample from Newtown Township has tested positive for West Nile Virus, officials announced.
"As citizens, we expect our legislators and the President to follow the science of climate change, not deny it to make money for the 1%."
Another tick-borne disease has spread to PA, and it may produce some strange side-effects that could impact the way people eat.
The local clean up event is in coordination with the Great American Clean-Up of Pennsylvania. It is scheduled for April 22.
Two Bucks County hospitals have received an A grade in the newest ratings. One received a D.
Teams consisting of two members will be competing to win first place, which includes a trophy, grand prize of $200 and bragging rights.
Bucks County is the 6th healthiest county in Pennsylvania, a new study says.
Applications for growers and processors are to submitted between Feb. 20 and March 20 to the state's Health Department
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The cafeterias of six Newtown-area schools — 4 public, 2 private — were inspected last month. How clean are they?