Jad Sleiman

The first-of-its-kind report focused exclusively on black men and boys. Researchers found that they lag behind other demographics in key health outcomes.

A fight in California over what constitutes a break illuminates a wider debate about working conditions of emergency medical technicians and paramedics.

They shared stories from the trenches at an event that aimed to show a wider view of the profession.

Pediatricians in the U.S. recommend strict screen time limits for kids. But U.K. doctors say the science backing those recommendations is not convincing.

The government took aim at sickle cell anemia in the 70s, spending millions on the neglected disease, but the efforts back fired. What went wrong?

Jefferson Health doctors on a mission trip in Haiti have started looking to 3D printed models to get a jump on reconstructive procedures.

Hospitals are some of the last places you’ll still find elevator operators. Quickly moving between floors can mean life and death for patients needing surgery.

Researchers found the smartphone-based training is as effective as in-person training. Narcan is an opioid overdose reversal nasal spray.

The horrors of war are well documented, but less well understood is how soldiers can miss, and even enjoy combat.

Certain hereditary diseases were stalking close-knit Jewish communities before a rabbi turned genetic screening into a courtship custom.

A 10-member crew picking up garbage and sweeping up around Temple University in Philadelphia is also work ...

Vintage steel frame bicycles may outlast models made from space-age carbon fiber or aluminum.