The amount given to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is the result of a federal formula that rewarded companies based on revenue and medical claims, not actual need.

Beginning in early June, the New Jersey Pinelands Commission will host free Pinelands-themed webinars as part of the Pinelands Speaker Series.

Among the privately insured, black and Hispanic overdose victims are less likely to get treatment after an ER visit.

“We have seen a clear flattening of the curve over the last two weeks,” Richard Feifer, chief medical officer for the Kennett Square company, said Wednesday.

The city is aiming to reach a goal of 5,000 COVID-19 tests a day.

An Inquirer analysis suggests that the Pa. and N.J. death counts from coronavirus are undercounting fatalities.

Merck has the technology, money, and record of success to develop a coronavirus vaccine. It will also need luck.

Dentists will need stricter infection control to reopen for business. Will patients end up footing the bill?

A severely disabled man's family reflects on his life and recent death from COVID-19.

For shins to stay strong and supported, the surrounding muscles such as the calves, knees, hips, feet, and ankles require a well-rounded conditioning routine. Here’s how to help power up these areas.

Is it better to dig a strong foundation or build a solid house? You can’t build a solid house without a strong foundation. They’re inseparable. The question is ridiculous.

Isolation is the cornerstone of social distancing, but it's also the worst thing that can happen to a person in addiction trying to stay clean. Pathways to Recovery, a treatment program in Port Richmond, is sending peer therapists to check on their patients to try to prevent relapse.

If children make less of a protein that coronavirus uses to get into the body, that may help explain why COVID-19 mostly spares them.