Health

SELINSGROVE — Seven candidates are vying for four seats on the Selinsgrove Area School board in the November general election.

Parton, 79, lightheartedly compared the situation to getting a “100,000-mile check-up,” but stressed that the decision was made so she could perform at her best.

Nearly 100 customers reported being burned after the doors of their Oster French Door Countertop Ovens unexpectedly closed.

The products were sold online and shipped to retail and food service locations nationwide, according to the recall alert.

LEWISBURG — A caregiver from Lewisburg is facing criminal charges after abandoning her patient for several days, during which the patient was found covered in feces and urine, according to state police in Milton. 

Federal inspectors detected cesium 137 in a shipment of cloves sent to California, but blocked the import from Indonesia.

The man who shot and killed four people at the NFL's headquarters in July was diagnosed with CTE by a medical examiner. Here's what to know.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is rejecting Democratic demands on health care as unserious but says a government shutdown is still “avoidable.” Thune tells The Associated Press in an interview he’s “a big believer that there’s always a way out.” Thune says Democrats are going to have to “dial back” their demands to immediately extend health insurance subsidies and reverse the health care policies Republicans passed over the summer.

Reports say nearly 33 million Americans have food allergies, and about 11 percent of adults ages 18 or older have at least one.

HARRISBURG — Private health insurers will continue coverage for all vaccines approved in 2024 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vaccine panel, moving away from the panel’s current construct that’s acting to change the recommended schedules, the Shapiro administration announced.