Health

Forget yellow snow, here's why you really shouldn't eat any snow on the ground.

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Physical therapy helps people improve movement, manage pain, and restore function after injury, surgery, or due to chronic conditions.

If you're at risk of losing power, there are things you can do beforehand to help ensure that you have safe food available during an outage.

Freezing air, constricted blood vessels and the sudden strain of lifting heavy, wet snow can seriously increase your heart attack risk in a short amount of time.

When hypothermia presents, a person might not be able to think clearly to know they need help.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can cause sudden sickness and even death if large amounts are inhaled. Here are some tips to stay safe.

DANVILLE — Geisinger Medical Center’s expansion is beginning to take shape as steel work begins on the Danville campus.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s hospitals seek a $100 million infusion of state and federal funding to avert a worst-case scenario where in five years, up to 14 hospitals cut services or shut down while remaining facilities collectively sink into a negative operating margin totaling an estimated $7.4 billion, according to a new report.

Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. came to the Pennsylvania State Capitol to kick off his "Eat Real Food" tour