Ambidextrous Children May Be Mentally Challenged
by KYW’s medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough It may be a great help to be ambidextrous if you want to be a Major League baseball player but, according to some studies in pediatric journals there could...
View ArticleSmoking May Lead To Alzheimer’s
Philadelphia (CBS) – It has been documented that smoking increases the risk of most diseases but now a new report makes an interesting connection: people who smoke heavily in middle age could more than...
View ArticleHealth Watch: Mental Health Program Bridges Gap To College, Work
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – When recovering from mental health problems, the transition from being a patient to a student or employee can be tricky. 3 On Your Side has more on one program that’s giving people...
View ArticlePolice: Point Breeze Mother Identified After Admitting Killing Her Two Kids
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) –Philadelphia Police have now identified the 27-year-old mother who confessed to killing her two children Wednesday evening. (Credit: Philadelphia Police) The mother has been...
View ArticleDepression Treatment At The Center For Emotional Fitness
Have you been feeling down, anxious or depressed? How can you tell if those feelings are fleeting, or if you should see a doctor for treatment or a possible research study? See the Interview here…...
View ArticleHealth: An Exclusive Look Inside The Military’s Mental Fitness Boot Camp
Stephanie Stahl reports… PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Soldiers from across the country are coming to Philadelphia for new kind of training; here’s an exclusive look inside the military’s new, mental fitness...
View ArticleMental Illness Accomodation
By Amy Feldman PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Most employers know they shouldn’t fire employees who aren’t healthy. But what about employees who aren’t, in common parlance, sane? A JetBlue flight was forced to...
View ArticleRelax This Summer
By Dr. Brian McDonough, Medical Editor PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Memorial Day weekend is one of my favorite times of the year because it is a true symbol of the start of summer. And, although summer does...
View ArticleAdults With ADHD
By Dr. Brian McDonough, Medical Editor PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is well-documented as a problem in children but it can persist into adulthood in at least...
View ArticleAcute Stress Disorder
By Dr. Brian McDonough, Medical Editor PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - It is called acute stress disorder. This is a psychiatric diagnosis that we do not talk about much but it occurs in patients after...
View ArticleRelieving Stress Through The Holiday Season
By Dr. Brian McDonough, Medical Editor PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - We are getting into the teeth of the holiday season which means that we are heading into those final days of shopping and preparation for...
View ArticleGov. Christie Announces NJ SAFE Task Force To Study Root Of Violent Crime
By David Madden TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) – A blue ribbon panel will look into a lot more than just gun control in New Jersey as the state attempts to address security concerns in light of last month’s...
View ArticleState Of Pennsylvania To Send Mental Health Records Of Those Prohibited From...
By Special Contributor Larry Kane PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – It took 18th months and legislative pressure, but the state of Pennsylvania has agreed to sending the mental health records of people prohibited...
View ArticleHealth: Coping With Emotions Following Boston Marathon Explosions
By Stephanie Stahl PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Emotions are high across the U.S. in the wake of the Boston bombings. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl is here with more on coping in the...
View ArticleGov. Christie Announces Plan To Curb Gun Violence
TRENTON, N.J. (CBS/AP) — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is embracing most of the recommendations of a blue ribbon task force on gun violence and its causes, and is also coming up with some ideas of...
View ArticleMental Health Awareness Group Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary
By Cherri Gregg PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A non-profit born on University of Pennsylvania’s campus is celebrating 10 years tonight at the place where it all began. The group raises awareness about mental...
View ArticleNew Jersey Suicide Hotline Takes 300 Calls In First Week
By David Madden TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) – New Jersey’s new statewide hotline to aid those contemplating suicide got a lot of work in its first week on line. State officials decided it was time to establish...
View ArticleMental Health Professionals Meeting In Philadelphia To Discuss Better Access...
By Cherri Gregg PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – National leaders on mental health are meeting in Philadelphia beginning today to discuss ways to improve access to mental health treatment. Titled, “Opening Closed...
View ArticleNation’s First Inpatient Treatment Center For Internet Addiction Launches In Pa.
BRADFORD, Pa. (CBS) – The nation’s first inpatient program for Internet addiction has launched in Pennsylvania. The hospital-based treatment program, led by renowned Internet-addiction expert and...
View ArticleHealth: Mental Health Issues & The Military
By Stephanie Stahl PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The Washington, D.C. shooter reportedly had been in treatment for mental health problems. Could the bloodshed have been prevented? 3 On Your Side Health...
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