What is a vasovagal episode? Medical experts explain after Ben Kindel's collapse
A vasovagal episode is a form of fainting that happens when blood flow is reduced to the brain.
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A vasovagal episode is a form of fainting that happens when blood flow is reduced to the brain.
Allegheny County Council voted on a mandatory paid parental leave policy on Tuesday.
The newly acquired West Virginia University Health System hospitals in the Pittsburgh area will soon have a new helicopter to transport those in need.
People who vape will now have a problem finding their favorite products because of a statewide ban in Pennsylvania that took effect today on most vape products.
The clinic is designed for people who may otherwise struggle to access or afford care, with services provided at no cost.
There are now six measles-associated deaths in Pennsylvania, but how is a death determined to be associated with measles?
Georgia health officials are working to identify anyone who may have been exposed to a new case of measles in Macon County.
The Franklin County Coroner's Office said a 39-year-old woman died Saturday and that she had several underlying conditions, including a past diagnosis of measles with treatment.
ACHD confirmed the two cases within the county are connected because both people went to the same school.
A woman in Ross Township, Pennsylvania, was diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome, where one bite from a lone star tick can make you violently allergic to red meat.
Being exposed to measles is extremely serious, especially if you haven't been vaccinated.
Pennsylvania has recorded more than 1,000 confirmed measles cases, and now the health department has confirmed the first measles case in Allegheny County.
An unvaccinated minor in Allegheny County tested positive for measles, the health department confirmed on Monday.
The "Country Roads" of the WVU Health System have now extended into western Pennsylvania.
An unvaccinated resident of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, who tested positive for measles, has died, state health officials said.