Nina Feldman

Therapists treating depression use the method involving intentional goal setting to increase cognitive, social and physical activity.

The bill passed the Pennsylvania Senate unanimously in March, but the House version never came up for a vote.

Philadelphia's Department of Public Health has launched a new campaign to promote breastfeeding, especially among women of color.

About 15 percent of kids in the Garden State live in poverty, while the national average is 21 percent.

Patients using medication-assisted treatments slowly being accepted into group recovery homes.

The average jail stay for inmates in Philadelphia is about 100 days — and Dr. Bruce Herdman, the system's chief medical officer, sees that as an opportunity.

Most hospital drug tests do not test for fentanyl — the cheaper, more powerful, synthetic opioid whose presence has increased in Philadelphia's illegal drug supply.

On the afternoon of June 21, Kerri Grogan was managing the social media account for Feminist Apparel when a notification popped up. ...

The proposed legislation would require that naloxone instruction be paired with curriculum that educates students about the risks of opioid addiction.

Some had worried a #MeToo scandal would be fatal for one of the nation’s oldest and most decorated drum corps.

Sharing personal narratives can help the storytellers see some of the good in their lives amid the trauma.

In Philadelphia, not having a safe, stable place to live prevents parents whose children have been placed in foster care from regaining custody 40 percent of the time.