Public Health

A Trenton Water Works inspector submitted phony water quality reports for five N.J. towns over a 14-month period.

Proposed legislation would restrict mobile providers from operating on residential streets, near schools and recreation centers and in other public areas of Kensington.

The cucumber outbreak sickened 68 people, including 18 who were hospitalized, in 19 states, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.

Early in the pandemic, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a Stanford health researcher, argued against lockdowns and focusing on people at highest risk.

Testing samples will be taken about every two weeks from tankers that are transporting dairy farm milk to processing plants.

The bird flu virus continues to spread around the world, including in mammals like cows. Scientists are worried it could become a human virus.

The Office of Medical Marijuana approved the site off a rural highway in southern Delaware, but the plan got derailed by county law that advocates call a “total ban.”

Homeowners are not required to inspect their septic systems until they sell their home, meaning deteriorating systems could go unnoticed.

Oz unsuccessfully ran for Senate in Pennsylvania as a Republican in 2022 and as a an outspoken supporter of Trump.

Why has Trump's presumptive HHS nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s message on vaccines, pharmaceuticals and ultraprocessed foods resonated with so many Americans?

Protect yourself from respiratory viruses, foodborne illnesses and accidents, and find support for mental and behavioral health conditions.

Here's a look at Kennedy and the agency he'll be tasked with leading.

Anti-abortion advocates are pressing Trump for more restrictions on abortion pills.

Ongoing drought conditions have led to increased fire risk in the Philly region.

Health providers and legal experts say changes to federal funding, insurance coverage and federal law during Trump’s first presidency could foretell what’s to come.