Main Line Today's list of Healthcare Heroes includes employees from Bryn Mawr Hospital, Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital, and Riddle Hospital.
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Raising a healthy family isn't always easy, considering the number of unhealthy temptations available every day. Dr. Pat Romano offers tips on how to encourage healthy habits. Read More

Speech language pathologist Laurie Maddesi explains the fine motor milestones your child should be achieving in their first two years.
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Taking 10 or 15 minutes to stretch at the beginning and end of the day can prevent some of the lower back problems that more than half of Americans experience regularly.
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Although plenty of health information on HPV and its causes and side effects is readily available, there are still myths floating around about HPV, how it’s contracted, who can be affected, and more.
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Do you hear ringing, buzzing, humming, hissing, static, or crickets, when no one else does? You are not alone. As many as 30 million Americans or about 10% of the population experience some form of internal head noises that we call tinnitus.
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Some dizziness can be caused by an inner ear condition.
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More than 36 million Americans have hearing loss. Some people are born deaf, others lose their hearing through accident or disease; most hearing losses occur gradually. Hearing losses that affect the inner ear are, in most cases, permanent. Although these hearing losses cannot be “cured”, improvement can be achieved with proper hearing aid use and training. Read More

What is it like to hear all the sounds of life? Fantastic! Marvelous! If you have slowly begun to lose the ability to hear conversations and other important sounds that enrich your life, there is hope Read More

Advanced hearing aid technology does not solve all of the communication problems that hearing impaired patients have. While they are very important, hearing aids are only part of a process called aural rehabilitation.
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