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The new studios offer a variety of exercise experiences like prenatal yoga, cardio dance and Swedish resistance training.

San Diego's Comic-Con International is around the corner! Here's how to travel there on a budget for the occasion, with cheap flights, hotel deals, top restaurants and attractions.

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A new cycling class spot has opened up shop in the neighborhood.

New massage spot aims to relieve back pain, promote healing and lessen stress through shiatsu.

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From ballroom to pole dance, here are the city's top-rated dance studios.

New Philadelphia yoga studio offers classes for both beginners and more advanced students.

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Facials, masks, peels and non-invasive treatments are all on offer at this new skin care spot.

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Catch an outdoor bootcamp with a live DJ, a free mindfulness workshop at the museum and more wellness events this weekend.

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Here are the top spots for barre classes in Philadelphia right now.

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A new Muay Thai spot, Juniper Muay Thai, has opened in East Passyunk.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top yoga spots around Philadelphia. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

The Governors Ball Music Festival in NYC is around the corner. Here's how to travel there on a budget for the occasion, with cheap flights, hotel deals, top restaurants and attractions.

Here are the top spots to practice yoga in Philadelphia in honor of International Day of Yoga.

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Milwaukee's Summerfest is around the corner! Here's how to travel there on a budget for the occasion, with cheap flights, hotel deals, top restaurants and attractions.

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Here's how to get to Nassau from Philadelphia on the cheap, plus top hotels, restaurants and attractions to round out your trip.

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Looking for the top sports deals that Philadelphia has to offer? Here's a rundown of some of the best deals in the city.

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Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top day spas in Philadelphia. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

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These hair salons in and around the Fairmount-South neighborhood are the top-rated by Nextdoor users.

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This nail salon is No.1 among Nextdoor users.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top personal training spots around Philadelphia. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top massage spots around Philadelphia. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

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Philadelphia's measles outbreak from December to January is declared over with nine affected individuals, highlighting the importance of high MMR vaccination rates in preventing wider spread.

Every Cure, a nonprofit, received a $48.3 million contract from ARPA-H to develop its AI platform, MATRIX, for drug repurposing to treat various diseases.

Philadelphia's measles outbreak, which began in December, is declared over by the city's health department after six weeks without a new case. Nine people had been infected, and the high local vaccination rates were key to controlling the spread.

Over 20 people in Pennsylvania have been poisoned by lead-laden applesauce, with the contamination traced to an Ecuadorian facility. Lawsuits are being filed against the brands involved.

The Bedford VA facility installed a wheelchair safety system, marked unsafe wheelchairs with tape, and later added permanent safety labels to enhance patient transport safety.

Jefferson Health opens the Honickman Center in Philadelphia, a patient-centric, $762 million healthcare facility that centralizes services and introduces innovative technology to improve patient experience.

Philadelphia's Health Department offers free nicotine replacement therapy kits to help residents quit smoking, with no insurance or paperwork required.

Pennsylvania DHS releases a journal detailing resources and research to support aging individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism, highlighting the importance of tailored services and Governor Shapiro's budget addressing their needs.

The Philadelphia VA Medical Center launched the CReATE Motion Center, aimed at advancing osteoarthritis treatments to reduce the need for joint replacements among Veterans.

Black patients are getting fairer kidney transplant evaluations after a biased test was corrected, benefiting thousands like Jazmin Evans, who received a delayed transplant.

Philadelphia city employees now have access to On the Goga's Wellbeing Hub, a new platform to improve their physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing, with resources such as exercise programs, meditations, and interactive workshops.

CVS Health Plans and Geisinger will cover over-the-counter birth control, including Opill, following Pennsylvania's push for better contraceptive access.

Kidney recipient Joe DeMayo met his donor Marybeth Foster for the first time at a Philadelphia Phillies game, a heartfelt moment celebrating life and gratitude.

Lori and George Schappell, the world's oldest conjoined twins, died at 62 in Pennsylvania. They led separate lives while joined at the head and held the title since October 2023.

Health officials in Montgomery County are addressing a whooping cough outbreak among high school students, with symptoms like runny noses and coughing. Vaccination effectiveness concerns due to waning immunity are noted.

The article discusses Paxlovid, an underutilized COVID-19 antiviral treatment effective for high-risk individuals, highlighting its benefits amid concerns about drug interactions and the phenomenon of COVID rebound.

Philadelphia health authorities emphasize hepatitis B and C awareness, urging residents to get vaccinated against hepatitis B and practice safe sex for prevention.

A new measles case in the Philadelphia area prompted warnings and calls for vaccination from public health departments, underscoring the disease's risk to the unvaccinated.

Philadelphia and Montgomery County officials warn of potential measles exposure at CVS Pharmacy and Holy Redeemer Hospital; urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination if necessary.

Health officials in Philadelphia and Montgomery County are responding to a confirmed measles case, warning residents to check their immunity and offering free MMR vaccines for the uninsured.

MLB has integrated the Negro Leagues' statistics into its record books, highlighting the achievements of teams like the Philadelphia Stars and impacting historical records.

Philadelphia health officials issued a warning about a possible measles exposure at the airport on May 31. Visitors to Terminal A West during specific hours should check vaccination records.

The FBI Philadelphia office announces Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, highlighting issues of healthcare fraud and advising the public on preventive measures.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health warns of year-round tick threats and advises on prevention and removal methods to reduce the risk of Lyme disease.

Philadelphia's health department is combating mosquitoes to lower the risks of West Nile virus, urging residents to take precautions such as using repellent and removing standing water.

Philadelphia's Heat Health Emergency is extended to Sunday, June 23. Cooling centers remain open, with the PCA Heatline operational, and emergency services active to combat the heat.

Philadelphia's press release commemorates National HIV Testing Day, promoting free and confidential testing for HIV at local clinics and via at-home kits, emphasizing the importance of knowing one's HIV status.

Philadelphia's Health Department and PCDC are addressing health equity among Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities by focusing on more inclusive data collection.

The article provides tips for safe food handling during summer to prevent foodborne illnesses, emphasizing proper storage, hygiene, avoiding cross contamination, and correct cooking temperatures.

Philadelphia's Public Health Department marks the closure of its successful COVID-19 Mobile Testing Unit, which served 24,000 patients in 59 neighborhoods since December 2020.

Philadelphia issues a Heat Health Emergency from July 15 to 17, with services like cooling centers and a hotline, due to predicted extreme heat. Mayor Parker and Dr. Franklin urge at-risk populations to seek help and caution against heat stress.

Philadelphia officials have amended the operating hours of the city's Heatline service to 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. during a heatwave, correcting a previous communication error.

Philadelphia TV host Mike Jerrick returned on-air to discuss his prostate cancer surgery and recovery after being absent from "Good Day Philadelphia."

Philadelphia maintains a low risk for H5N1 bird flu despite national concerns of cross-species infections and confirmed human cases linked to livestock exposure.

Philadelphia's government website emphasizes the importance of the DTaP vaccine for children to protect against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis, noting many miss the fourth dose.

Philadelphia health initiatives advocate for early HPV vaccination, starting at age 9, to prevent related cancers. The campaign stresses vaccination for children and offers support for insured and uninsured families to access the vaccine.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is set to perform mosquito control spraying in Pennypack and Fairmount Parks to target mosquitoes potentially carrying West Nile virus.

Bucks County will conduct a mosquito control operation on August 7 to address West Nile virus risks, using a low-toxicity pesticide in selected townships and boroughs.

Mosquito control trucks will spray in parts of Bucks County to combat West Nile virus, targeting specific areas in Bristol Township, Falls Township, and Tullytown Borough.

Philadelphia's public health department is set to spray for mosquitoes in Pennypack and Fairmount Parks to reduce the West Nile virus risk, urging personal protection as well.

BCDH plans to spray pesticide in Bristol Township to control mosquito populations and prevent West Nile Virus on Aug. 21, using truck-mounted equipment from 7:30 to 11:00 PM.

The Shapiro Administration started strategic planning on maternal health, addressing racial disparities, with health officials including Dr. Arkoosh and Dr. Bogen. They aim to improve prenatal and postpartum care in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania's DEP is conducting aerial black fly suppression using a helicopter to apply a biological larvicide over select waterways on August 28-29.

Philadelphia's Department of Public Health, along with Birth Justice Philly, released a report revealing the city's maternal health challenges and initiatives to address them.

Philadelphia health department warns of measles exposure and urges those potentially exposed to check immunity, get vaccinated if necessary, and monitor for symptoms.

Philadelphia is alerting the public of a potential measles exposure in two ERs by a person with recent travel history; health officials are emphasizing vaccination's importance due to the virus's high contagion.

Philadelphia's health department warns of tick-borne illnesses and urges year-round precautions and prompt tick removal for those enjoying outdoor spaces.

Philadelphia intensifies efforts to combat hepatitis, with organizations promoting testing, vaccination, and treatment during Hepatitis Awareness Month, according to the City's website.

Philadelphia intensifies efforts to combat mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus, urging residents to take precautions and seek immediate medical attention for severe symptoms.

Philadelphia's Health Department declares a Heat Health Emergency, activating services to protect residents, particularly the vulnerable, against extreme heat.

Philadelphia health officials warn of West Nile virus in local mosquitoes, urging residents and medical professionals to take precautions and watch for symptoms. No human cases reported yet.

Bucks County Health Department plans a mosquito control spray in Lower Makefield Township to reduce West Nile virus spread, using the low-toxicity insecticide Duet.

Potential measles exposure at Philadelphia Airport notified by Health Department; vaccination check and symptom monitoring advised for those present at Terminals A and B on November 9.

Philadelphia's Maternal Health Division is now named the Division of Reproductive, Adolescent, and Child Health (ReACH), reflecting a broader mission.

Philadelphia enhances winter vaccine access, offering free flu and COVID-19 shots without appointments, aiming for widespread public health protection.

Philly's Health Department launched an online HIV Resource Finder, available in English and Spanish, to help locate HIV treatment and prevention services in the city.

Pennsylvania confirmed five measles cases in Lancaster County and health officials are urging families to check MMR records as the U.S. sees a national surge.

Philadelphia Health Department assures Grays Ferry air quality is safe following fire, with no harmful pollutants detected.

A One Pennsylvania forum in Chester put a local spotlight on lingering care gaps months after Crozer and Taylor hospitals closed, with the mayor pledging to hold ambulance coverage through April.

Philadelphia health officials say someone with measles passed through Terminal E at PHL last Thursday; unvaccinated travelers should watch for symptoms through March 5.

The FDA has expanded a peanut butter recall to 40 states due to potential contamination with pieces of blue plastic, classifying it as Class 2, which may cause temporary illness.

Bird flu cases are suspected among Canadian geese in Gloucester County, NJ. Parks are closed, residents are concerned, and officials urge monitoring and reporting sick birds.

Camden County health officials confirmed a lab‑verified active TB case and have launched contact tracing. Household members are being tested while the patient remains hospitalized.

Montgomery County officials posted exposure windows after a measles case visited a Royersford Nissan and the Limerick Wawa; residents should monitor for symptoms for 21 days.

A skunk in Cherry Hill tested positive for rabies after attacking two dogs, prompting quarantines and health warnings for residents and pet owners.

A city inspection found rodent activity, expired milk and refrigeration failures at Amigos Bakery on N. 5th; the shop must fix violations and file for reinspection.

Federal Medicaid changes and a city budget that didn’t backfill them have left Philadelphia’s Planned Parenthood clinics scrambling to cover care for about 20,000 patients. Leaders warn reduced hours and higher out-of-pocket costs could follow.

A raccoon in Mount Holly tested positive for rabies after a fight with a vaccinated dog. Burlington County officials say no other exposures have been identified.

Phillies reliever Daniel Robert collapsed during a bullpen session in Clearwater after his implanted defibrillator activated; the team says he is stable and under observation.

Inspections on March 19 found unsafe refrigeration temperatures, mold‑like residue and bare‑hand contact at a Hanover Royal Farms and the Dallastown Family Restaurant.

USDA FSIS issued a public health alert after some 1‑lb White Oak Pastures ground beef sold at Mom’s Organic Markets was reported to possibly contain metal fragments. Check Sell By 03/19/2026 and avoid eating affected packs.

WellSpan's new Shrewsbury neighborhood hospital brings a 24/7 ER, on‑site imaging and 10 inpatient beds to southern York County as part of a three‑hospital rollout.

Penn Medicine Doylestown Health earned Healthgrades’ 2026 Patient Safety Excellence Award, placing the hospital among the top five percent nationally for safety and experience.

A routine health inspection last Friday flagged blocked sinks, dirty refrigeration and improper food storage at Indian Kitchen Lovash on South Street. A License Eligibility Report lets the restaurant fix violations before formal penalties.

CHOP specialists begin seeing patients at ChristianaCare’s Newark campus today, expanding neonatal and pediatric specialty care closer to home.

Hospitals are partnering with high schools and Bloomberg-backed programs to train students for nursing roles as staffing shortfalls squeeze care. Local programs promise credits, internships and job interviews.

Blood tests, antibody drugs and new prevention guidance are nudging dementia care in a new direction, Penn Memory Center experts told WHYY. The changes raise new questions about access, monitoring and caregiver support.

Jefferson Health says it wants to cover GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs for employees but can’t absorb the bill after large insurance losses tied to prescriptions. Leaders are tightening coverage as manufacturers adjust prices.

Tens of thousands have cancelled Pennie plans this spring as premiums surged, with Philadelphia seeing some of the steepest increases.

The Black Doctors Consortium broke ground on an imaging center in North Philadelphia to bring mammography, CT, X‑ray and ultrasound services to underserved neighborhoods. Leaders say the project will shorten the path from screening to care.

A bat found in a Haddonfield attic tested positive for rabies; three household cats were exposed and will be observed under county orders.

A new investigative series finds women at SCI Muncy are developing cancer and chronic disease years early, driving infirmary visits up and raising hard policy questions. The trend — called “accelerated aging” by doctors — is straining prison medical care and state budgets.

A Penn mouse study found that stop‑start use of semaglutide produced fat‑dominant weight rebound and blunted later weight‑loss responses. Researchers say consistency may matter.

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children will eliminate about 30 positions and close its pediatric kidney transplant program amid low volume and looming Medicaid funding changes.

Philadelphia health officials say patients who visited Smiles at Rittenhouse Square between April 2025 and May 2026 should be tested for HIV and hepatitis; a hotline is available.

Tower Health posted a $3.6M nine‑month loss but a $12.4M quarterly profit; rising supply and interest costs leave local hospitals on edge.

A limited number of SkinnyDipped Dark Chocolate Coconut Almond Bites were recalled after undeclared peanuts were found in individual wrappers. No illnesses were reported as of the notice.

A Penn Medicine analysis found overweight women on GLP‑1 drugs had roughly 30% fewer breast‑cancer diagnoses; researchers are planning a large randomized trial.

A Rutgers analysis in Criminology suggests GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs may weaken the link between impulsivity, alcohol and violent acts. Authors say the finding is associative and needs longer, experimental study.

A Pittsburgh verdict has thrust the unregulated delta‑8 THC market into the spotlight as health officials warn of contaminants and adverse reactions.

The Blood Bank of Delmarva declared a blood emergency as inventories fall below critical levels; O‑positive and O‑negative donors are urgently needed.

Leonard Abramson, the philanthropist behind Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center, died July 4 at 93. His gifts and the center that bears his name reshaped cancer research in Philadelphia.

A person with measles passed through PHL on July 4, officials say, exposing Terminals A–C; unvaccinated travelers should watch for symptoms through July 25.