Health

University of Pennsylvania researchers want to try to reduce something called the “research to practice gap” in mental health.

There’s a new study on romantic relationships titled “My life has become a major distraction from my cell phone.” ...

Some say this is a turning point in using these treatments for cancer, and expect more developments in the future.

More people die by suicide than by motor vehicle crashes. And if you think you are immune, you are not.

Humans have a long history of sharing breast milk, but society’s acceptance has ebbed and flowed.

Homelessness is perhaps a bigger problem among our nation’s youth than you may have imagined. And they are right here in our backyard.

What happens if you and your doctor don’t speak the same language? According to a new report, that’s the case for many patients across the country.

Surgery in the nineteenth-century was pretty gruesome – a lot of blood, pain, saws and no sanitation.  In fact, operating theaters use ...

Guests: Lindsey Fitzharris, Dan Lamothe Surgery in the nineteenth-century was pretty gruesome – a lot of blood, ...

The vigil put a human face on the statistics making headlines. The names and photos of overdose victims were projected in a slideshow that honored nearly 900 lives cut short.

Pennsylvania's attorney general says the Trump administration has broken the law and "undermined the health and economic independence of American women."

Delawareans who attended the Chincoteague Chili Chowder Cook-Off are being asked to fill out a survey, following an outbreak of food poisoning linked to the event.

As the opioid crisis affects the whole nation, a Philadelphia expert offers strategies to address what's being cast as a problem of supply, addiction, and treatment.

Gov. Chris Christie devotes $200 million in initiatives, rest of his term to battling tide of opioid overdoses.