Medicine

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, ...

President Trump has been taking steps to undermine the ACA through executive order, as Congress has been able to repeal and replace the l ...

On the first Friday of this month, four inmates at the Cumberland County jail in South Jersey overdosed in their cells almost simultaneously.

Guests: Kate Tuttle, Dan De Luce, Mary Agnes Carey We begin our show today talking about the Boy Scouts and their ...

The therapy can help children with a rare genetic eye disorder see better. It comes after two other recent significant developments in gene therapy.

Former Vice President Joe Biden visits Warminster to announce efforts of son's foundation to train medical professionals in better recognizing signs of molestation.

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

Hospitals treating poor populations could be seeing cuts to subsidies in 2017.

As the Trump administration moves to end DACA, health care providers rally behind the roughly 20,000 recipients they say fill important needs in the medical industry.

Despite his 93 years and end-stage renal disease, Harry Azoff is surprisingly active.

Republican U.S. Rep. Tom MacArthur of South Jersey put his neck out when he teamed up with far-right conservatives to reach the deal that ended with an Obamacare-repeal bill.

Most of us recall when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began, but in the American post-war narrative, many recently retired troops have become marginalized by our government.

Since my diagnosis with autism in 2015 at age 30, a bolder, more outspoken side of myself has emerged.

Nationally, the number of babies suffering from neonatal abstinence syndrome is up fivefold since 2000.