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Health officials trying to contain a measles outbreak in Philadelphia
There have been eight confirmed cases of measles. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk spoke with Philadelphia health officials about how the virus spreads and why it’s important to be vaccinated.
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With COVID, flu and RSV surging, when and where should you wear a mask?
Experts weigh in on masks amid a major surge in respiratory illnesses across the United States.
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It'll soon be easier to cancel gym memberships in New Jersey
As the new year marches forward, many have getting in shape as a New Year’s resolution. And while getting into that new gym membership may be easy, getting out of it can prove difficult — if not near-impossible. New Jersey is set to change that. Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, signed legislation Monday that mandates gym membership subscription ... -
New cases of measles confirmed in Philly
There have been eight new cases of measles discovered in and around Philadelphia in recent weeks. Officials urge residents to get the vaccine if they haven’t already.
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Scientists find invisible nanoplastic particles in a liter of bottled water. Find out how much
New research shows that the average liter of bottled water has nearly a quarter million invisible pieces of ever so tiny nanoplastics. Scientists long figured there were lots of these microscopic plastic pieces, but until researchers at Columbia and Rutgers universities did their calculations they never knew how many or what kind.
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8 confirmed cases of measles. Philly health officials urge residents to ‘do their part' and get vaccinated
The Philadelphia Health Department is reporting the potential for measles exposure at more locations. If you believe you have been exposed, officials are urging you to quarantine and contact your doctor.
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Is honey good for you? 2 tablespoons a day could provide these health benefits
Honey is an added sugar, so it should be consumed in moderation. But it has some health benefits ordinary sugar doesn’t.
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More cases of measles confirmed in Philly
Philadelphia officials report five confirmed cases of measles. The city says the affected people were exposed at some local hospitals and a day care.
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Watko's Workouts: Archery, dance, boxing, bouncing, cycling, Padel and more!
Looking for a way to sweat off some pounds, do some exercise or just feel better in 2024? Philly Live’s Sheila Watko is ready to lead you on a fitness journey.
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Day care among several spots where people may have been exposed to measles in Philly
A day care and several hospitals are among the list of places where people may have been exposed to measles in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante shares details on the exposure to the extremely contagious virus.
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Mask mandates go into effect at local healthcare providers
Cooper University Hospital joins Main Line Health to implement mandatory mask wearing in facilities.
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Christmas miracle gives NJ Army veteran and mom a second chance at life
Army veteran and former nurse Kristen Herman was facing stage 5 kidney failure until a Christmas miracle came through for her family. NBC10’s Frances Wang has her story.
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City warns of more measles cases, possible exposure in Philly
City officials are warning of four more confirmed cases of measles, two possible cases and six locations of possible exposure throughout Philadelphia. NBC10’s Jacqueline London has the details.
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Have you been exposed to measles? Philly day care, hospitals among locations impacted
The Philadelphia Health Department is reporting the potential for measles exposure at more locations. If you believe you have been exposed, officials are urging you to quarantine and contact your doctor.
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Your old Christmas tree can help sustain Philly Goat Project's mission
To fund their mission, Philly Goat Project is hosting three Christmas TreeCycling events.
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Hospitals around US are requiring more masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge
More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors as health officials face a post-holiday spike in flu and other illnesses.
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Main Line Health is implementing temporary universal masking amid illnesses on the rise
Health experts say respiratory illnesses like COVID-19, the flu and RSV are on the rise and those numbers are going to continue to increase as people return from the holidays. It’s prompted Main Line Health to bring back universal masking at its facilities. temporarily NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more.
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CDC reporting rapid increase in respiratory illnesses following the holiday season
From COVID to the flu and RSV, infections are on the rise across the region. Health officials say travel and holiday gatherings are fueling the spike in respiratory illnesses. Hospitalizations are also on the rise and experts warn cases will continue to rise through the month of January. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has more advice doctors are re... -
Oranges are an immune-boosting powerhouse. And that's just 1 of the impressive benefits
Oranges are full of vitamins and nutrients that can boost your immune system, improve your eyesight and keep you hydrated.
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Main Line Health issues renewed mask wearing mandate as COVID, flu cases rise
Masks will be mandatory at all Main Line Health facilities for two weeks starting on Thursday as COVID cases rise in our region.