Area September Blood Drives Are Announced ↗
JOHNSTON, Iowa — Every two seconds, someone’s life relies on a blood transfusion. Those in need range from burn victims to surgery patients to those fighting deadly diseases.
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Pennsylvania state historical markers in Philadelphia will be repaired over the coming weeks to fix cracks and make cosmetic improvements. The city has more than 300 of the blue and yellow signs.
A healthy baby girl was surrendered to a Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine, Wisconsin on Sunday, officials said.
Measles continues to spread across Pennsylvania. The state health department says there are more than 900 cases, with 114 new cases in the last week.
According to Yelp and Lyft, Virginia is “having a moment,” with Richmond, Virginia Beach and the DC metro all making its top foodie city list.
The herbal supplement is often marketed for pain relief and energy, but health officials warn it can be addictive and may cause serious side effects.
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PAHALA, Hawaii island >> On Tuesday, residents of Pahala lined up for free groceries as the community continued to recover from Hurricane Lala — but for some, the food drive was about more than putting food on the table.
In our multi-part series, we explore the state's affordability, housing, health care and other opportunities through findings with the Siena Research Institute.
This week on the metro Atlanta dining scene, several hotels won Michelin Keys, multiple new restaurant openings were announced, and Nakato created a sushi deal for new moms.
The measles outbreak has some Philadelphia-area parents opting to vaccinate their children early and delay daycare while avoiding Lancaster County and those who have traveled there.
Women increasingly turning to testosterone therapy to manage menopause symptoms are running into unexpected prescription delays and denials at pharmacies, according to interviews with more than half a dozen doctors, nurses and patients.
People who were at MaineGeneral Express Care in Waterville on the morning of Sept. 12 were potentially exposed to the virus.