Healthy Recipe: Apple Bread

Philly Voice (Health) 3/20 3:31A Independence Good Living

Looking for a sweet treat that won’t weigh you down?

Jefferson Health is no longer in-network for Cigna after contract expired Saturday

Philly Voice (Health) 3/17 4:15A Michaela Althouse

Jefferson Health is now out-of-network for people with employer-based Cigna health insurance, because the two organizations failed to reach a new deal covering reimbursement rates. The old deal expired Saturday. Emergency care at Jefferson's...

Toddler stools sold on Amazon recalled because they can collapse, causing injuries

Philly Voice (Health) 3/16 7:28A Franki Rudnesky

About 10,300 Onasti-branded toddler stools sold on Amazon have been recalled after being found to pose serious fall and injury hazards, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. There have been four reports of the plastic,...

Helping kids adjust to time changes and back-to-school schedules

Philly Voice (Health) 3/14 7:21A Peter Key, sponsored by Independ

Adjusting your sleep schedule can be tough, and helping your kids do the same (whether for daylight saving time, back-to-school, or any other life changes) can feel even more challenging.

For teens, strong friendships outweigh impact of social media on mental health

Philly Voice (Health) 3/13 10:00A Courtenay Harris Bond

Teenagers who had strong, supportive friendships are likely to experience positive mental health, regardless of how much social media they use, a new study shows. They findings are in contrast to studies that suggest social media has a negative...

Mütter Museum to display work of Philly photographer who followed local nurses during the COVID-19...

Philly Voice (Health) 3/13 7:27A Franki Rudnesky

The 'Trusted Messengers' exhibition, commemorating five years of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, will be on display at the Mütter Museum from Saturday, March 15, through Feb. 2, 2026. The display will include a series of photos and interviews with...

Measles case reported in Philly; People may have been exposed at CHOP, South Philly health center

Philly Voice (Health) 3/12 6:57A Courtenay Harris Bond

A measles case was reported in Philadelphia, health officials said Wednesday. The person caught the virus while traveling internationally. Others may have been exposed at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's emergency department or at the...

More than 1 in 3 Americans live in homes with guns — and they're often stored in unlocked places

Philly Voice (Health) 3/11 8:21A Courtenay Harris Bond

More than one-third of U.S. households with firearms do not have them safely locked away, according to a survey conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center. Secure gun storage reduces inadvertent use, child access and theft.

What to know about eye health and aging

Philly Voice (Health) 3/11 8:04A Peter Key, sponsored by Independ

Here are some of the most common age-related eye issues and what you can do about them.

Crozer Health averts immediate closure after getting last-minute cash infusion

Philly Voice (Health) 3/10 4:30A Michaela Althouse

A last-minute deal was reached Sunday to keep Crozer Health opened in the short-term after six hours of negotiations on Sunday. The health network was supposed to close by the end of the week.

Children's bathrobes sold on Amazon recalled due to potential burn hazard

Philly Voice (Health) 3/9 6:46A Franki Rudnesky

About 5,100 Lolanta brand children's bathrobes sold on Amazon have been recalled due to possible burn hazard, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The robes, which were green and dinosaur-themed, violate federal flammability...

Soon-to-open hospital, Temple Women & Families, will transform NICU care in Philadelphia

Philly Voice (Health) 3/3 6:31A Peter Key, sponsored by Temple H

Around 9 to 13 percent of newborns in the U.S. require care in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), with many born prematurely before 37 weeks.

Measles case confirmed in Montgomery County

Philly Voice (Health) 3/2 11:07A Franki Rudnesky

A measles case has been confirmed in Montgomery County in an unvaccinated child, authorities said. The case is being investigated by the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services Office of Public Health. Disease investigators are...

A guide to beating cabin fever

Philly Voice (Health) 2/27 5:30A Peter Key, sponsored by Independ

If spending most of your time indoors during the winter has you feeling restless, irritable, or just "off," you might be experiencing cabin fever.

Ahead of her Philly show, Kathy Griffin opens up about her battles with cancer, addiction and PTSD

Philly Voice (Health) 2/27 4:20A Courtenay Harris Bond

Kathy Griffin has was ostracized, investigated, and lost friends and work after posting a satirical photo of herself with a Donald Trump mask in 2017. She since has beaten lung cancer, been diagnosed with PTSD and gone into recovery for...