Wearing teal to raise awareness of ovarian cancer
NBC10’s Sheila Watko explains why members of the NBC10 morning team wore teal on Wednesday morning. It was to raise awareness about ovarian cancer.
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High school football coach unable to get chemo due to shortage dies at 60: ‘Nothing else they could do'
Jeff Bolle wanted to coach one more season before he died, and it ended up being extra special. He shared his story with TODAY.com to raise awareness of the ongoing chemo shortage.
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Vendor that mishandled Pa. COVID-19 medical data to pay $2.7M in federal whistleblower case
A large staffing firm that performed COVID-19 contact tracing for Pennsylvania and exposed the private medical information of about 72,000 residents will pay $2.7 million in a settlement with the Justice Department and a company whistleblower, federal prosecutors announced May 1, 2024.
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‘I just love to run': For this 80-something, Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run is about fun
Jim Assal’s love for running has fueled the now octogenarian through countless races, including the 2024 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run. He’s back to defend his 80-and-over crown in 2024.
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Challenging himself in a way he's never done before, man with autism is tackling Broad Street Run
Among the 40,000 runners that will take the streets this Sunday for the Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run will be Ryan Lloyd, who will be running for the very first time. The 28-year-old has completed smaller distances, but the chance to tackle this iconic race has him thinking about his biggest inspiration. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville s... -
Get sun safety tips ahead of Melanoma Monday
Dermatologist Dr. Jules Lipoff, of Advanced Dermatology, joins NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante to talk about how Melanoma Monday can serve as a reminder to practice proper sunscreen usage. The doctor also urges people to get a skin cancer screen.
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This couple is running 2024 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run for niece battling cancer
NBC10’s Deanna Durante introduces you to the Connellys, a Montgomery County couple lacing up their sneakers for a purpose. Gina and Brian and other family members are running Philadelphia’s Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run to raise funds for the American Cancer Society in honor of their young niece who is battling a brain tumor.... -
Franklin Institute's Giant Heart to skip a beat. What to know about exhibit's closure
Kids and people nostalgic for their childhood days can take one last stroll this weekend through the Franklin Institute’s Giant Heart before the beloved attraction closes for six months.
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Should you try oil pulling to boost your oral health? Dentists explain benefits and side effects
Oil pulling is a centuries-old technique that’s trending on social media for its dental health benefits. Experts explain how it works and what the science says.
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New guidelines say women should be screened every other year for breast cancer starting at 40
Updated guidelines have been released for the age women should be screened for breast cancer. However, not every doctor is in agreement with the new guidelines. The changes are a result of rising cancer rates for women in their 40s that have risen 2% each year between 2015 and 2019. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with an expert on their recommendati... -
Is there a ‘facility fee' on your medical bill? Here's what to know about the charge
The next time you receive a medical bill, take a close look at it line by line. A certain type of fee is popping up on more and more bills, and experts say it can range anywhere from a couple bucks to $1,000.
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Mammograms should start at 40 to address rising breast cancer rates at younger ages, new guidelines says
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force announced the updated guidance Tuesday
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Project HOME celebrates 35 years helping people in Philly
Sister Mary Scullion, co-founder and executive director of Project HOME, joins NBC10’s Keith Jones to speak about of the legacy and future of the nonprofit as it helps people find shelter and so much more.
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Keith Jones, Erin Coleman swing for the fences at Phillies' ballpark. How did they do?
NBC10 morning news anchors Keith Jones and Erin Coleman tried to look the part of baseball players as they got into the cage at Citizens Bank Park for the American Heart Association’s Hard Hats With Heart Homerun Derby event Monday. Now if only Keith had remembered to put gas in his car.
