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The Food and Drug Administration says infant formula is safe after completing a second round of testing. The agency began testing formula after a series of botulism cases and product recalls. The FDA also announced proposed changes to nutrient requirements for formula.
Philadelphia's Mütter Museum will host its first Tattoo Flash Day on Nov. 22, featuring medical history-inspired tattoos, collection items and temporary tattoos.
Mike Tyson, Steve Carlton, John Kruk and Larry Bowa will sign autographs at the Philly Show in Oaks on Dec. 12. See admission prices and event details.
Farmers Insurance is giving out 12,000 free bags of full-size Halloween candy bars over three days at Dilworth Park in Center City. Here's how — and why — the company pulled off the promotion.
The Commanders' rushing offense being ranked top 10 is somewhat deceiving. It won't matter if the Eagles' defense doesn't show up Sunday night.
Barbara Rotella, of South Jersey, began feeding tips to Philadelphia police about Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch's connections to missing people in 2024 — one year before he died and two years before his son Eugene was arrested in Old City, sparking a federal investigation.
In three tries, the Sixers have never advanced past the NBA Cup's Group Play stage. Is this the year they reach the Knockout Rounds?
The Eagles have lost five straight, and Jayden Daniels hasn't won a start since last October.
The Philadelphia Eagles are losers of five straight games, and they have been outgained by more than 800 yards during that streak. In Week 8, they'll face the trash 1-4-1 Washington Commanders, who are five-point favorites. Here are our five things to watch.
The Philadelphia Eagles are getting healthier, as they "only" listed 20 players on their initial injury report this week. Their Week 8 opponent, the Washington Commanders, have their share of injuries as well, as a lot of key players are on injured reserve.
Changes observed in a healthy aging brain are not signs of cognitive decline but reflect a genetically conserved, natural phase of human development that optimizes brain function for later-life goals, new research on the 'adaptive aging hypothesis,' suggests. This primes older adults for mentoring and teaching roles.
While their core rotation players are all available and healthy, the Sixers remain in the process of battling a slew of frontcourt injuries.
City Council proposed a tax on companies that own, operate and sell services that are done by devices instead of human workers, from sidewalk robots making food deliveries to automated vehicles dropping off freight.
Chestnut Hill runner Sandra Folzer, 87, is chasing an American age-group record at the sold-out Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge 10K on Nov. 1.
Here are seven low-budget, Philly-themed Halloween costumes that can be put together at the last minute, including an Uber Eats Robot, hungover Founding Father and Academy of Natural Sciences dinosaur.
