Public Health

Opponents and supporters of supervised injection sites gathered at South Philadelphia Library to plead their case on the best solutions for opioid addiction.

Government surveys suggest that millions of people in the U.S. are living with neurological symptoms linked to long COVID.

The Philadelphia tour date is scheduled for Nov. 15 in Center City. The educational conference is designed for professionals and caregivers.

In a handful of states with off-year elections, abortion access appeared to be a winning issue for the second general election in a row.

The court is currently examining a challenge to a state law that restricts the use of public funds to help people get abortions.

It will be the first building in Camden County named in honor of an African American woman, Mayor Mary Ann Wardlow, and will support the county’s meal-delivery program.

More Delawareans are seeking help putting food on the table, in part due to rising food prices.

The final deadline for ACA open enrollment is January 15 in Pennsylvania and Delaware, and January 31 in New Jersey.

ACA plans are now well entrenched — an estimated 16.3 million people signed up during open enrollment last year. This year may see even larger numbers.

The new language says the drink should be consumed in moderation and not recommended for people sensitive to caffeine.

The virtual reality training program is a nine-minute video that can be viewed on virtual reality headsets, Android smartphones, and online.

The Kids Campaign wants the next administration to improve community safety, mental health services, and tackle gun violence “starting on day one.”

Southwark Elementary in South Philadelphia will close for several weeks.

The lawsuit seeks monetary damages to restore natural resources and for public health services.

The Category 5 storm slammed into Mexico's Pacific coast early Wednesday, killing at least 27 people, with at least four still missing.