I’m not often at a loss for words, but one of the few times was on July 2, 2003, when my doctor called to tell me I had breast cancer.…
Rev. Dr. Lorina Marshall-Blake, MGAOctober 20, 2017
We all have sadness in our lives, but if you have persistent sadness, you may be suffering from depression. Ten percent of Americans suffer from depression. A common misconception is…
Philly VoiceOctober 4, 2017
When it comes to heart health, one of the best things you can do is to get a cholesterol screening to measure your levels of cholesterol. But like many others,…
Susan RossmanSeptember 25, 2017
One revelation in the process of transitioning to parenthood is the fact that the world is filled with invisible, hostile organisms that want to invade your child and cause all…
Brendan HuffmanSeptember 19, 2017
Here are five simple food substitutions to help you eat healthier: 1. Instead of cereal, try overnight oats. Even cereals that appear healthy may have more sugar and calories than…
Philly VoiceSeptember 7, 2017
Let’s face it — the news of the world can be pretty heavy at times. Even the toughest and most resilient among us are susceptible to bouts of anxiety caused…
Brendan HuffmanAugust 31, 2017
If you’ve ever experienced food poisoning, you know that it changes you. One moment you’re a happy-go-lucky innocent in the buffet line…the next you’re a heaving, sweating, shivering, dehydrated mess.…
Jennifer TafeAugust 31, 2017
As a committed urbanite, I regularly find myself debating (with myself and others) whether life is better in the city or in the suburbs. My usual argument is that there…
Brendan HuffmanAugust 16, 2017
“Mom, in Harry Potter, Voldemort is a baddie, right?” This is how it is with kids. Everything can be separated into two opposing extremes: goodie or baddie, right or wrong,…
Kathy IzumiAugust 16, 2017
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