Health & Science

The entrepreneur, former 76ers executive and motivational speaker has written a book about meditation and finding inner peace.

The Scheie Eye Institute in MOTION van can screen for glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and other conditions linked to chronic disease.

Medetomidine is complicating withdrawal from illicit drugs, leaving people struggling to find treatment that can help them recover.

State and federal environmental officials say air monitoring has “not detected elevated levels” of toxic pollutants after a pipeline was hit last week.

Researchers say the findings show that even though modern HIV medicines are "biomedical miracles," issues like food insecurity can interfere with their effectiveness.

Extreme weather and crop diseases pose growing challenges for the state’s cranberry farmers.

Fine, tiny particles from wildfires are 30 times smaller than the width of human hair, and are easily inhalable.

The new state law requires centers to stock rescue medications like EpiPens and train staff to spot early signs of food allergies and other reactions.

A look at the pitfalls of productivity culture, and why doing less could be the key to enjoying life.

The shots are available regardless of insurance status and are recommended for most people 6 months and older.

The program led to a 100% high school graduation rate and more than 96% college attendance for Philadelphia students.

The digital toolkit is meant to help residents get to know each other and prepare their neighborhoods for extreme heat, flooding and more.

State-regulated health insurance plans must fully cover screening colonoscopies and other preventative colon cancer tests at earlier ages.

A mental health provider gives tips on how you can adjust to the new daylight hours – and how to tell the difference between seasonal blues and something more serious.

Can technology be haunted? We hear about the long history of tech in horror and an AI agent gone rogue.