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Two new transportation services are coming to the Delaware Valley, and both providers say their service will reduce the delays and headac ...

A new report shows that more babies in Philadelphia than ever are living to celebrate their first birthday. Still the city’s ...

Men are a growing minority in the nursing profession. They make up about 10 percent of registered nurses in the United States. Reg ...

The outlook is sunny for the oil and gas industry under the Trump administration, but the president-elect’s vision for the renewabl ...

Is a procedure aimed at fixing breastfeeding complications a medical necessity, or trendy diagnosis? Ear, nose and throat surgeon ...

The CEO of a new health care business in Malvern, Pennsylvania, said his company is looking to disrupt the health care industry by offeri ...

When something goes wrong, we all hope a doctor will find the problem and fix it, so that sooner or later, we can get back to our real li ...

Happy holidays. Tis the season for norovirus — a stomach ailment that can start with contaminated food. And nothing leaves a wor ...

Uncertainty abounds on what President-elect Donald Trump will do next, but climate change scientists may be more concerned than most. ...

Researchers in Philadelphia are training librarians to help connect patrons with health resources. The Community Health and Litera ...

Is race a cloudy lens to view genetics? Often we think research and medicine are above the fray, but in an election year, hot-butt ...

Children’s health advocates, clergy and lawmakers gathered in Philadelphia Monday to talk about the lead-paint problems that are ma ...