Bill Gates Commits $12 Million To Help Find A Universal Flu Vaccine
After a devastating flu season around the world, Bill Gates is joining the search for a universal vaccine for the potentially deadly virus.
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After a devastating flu season around the world, Bill Gates is joining the search for a universal vaccine for the potentially deadly virus.
With Pennsylvania leading the nation in E. coli cases from contaminated romaine lettuce, shoppers seem a bit wary.
Researchers at Pitt are teaming up with UPMC as part of a national study, to learn more about precision medicine, by collecting data from a diverse population.
You wouldn't stare at the sun for hours on end, but you're already doing something very similar and it's likely having a huge impact on your eyes.
Everything we put in our mouths we trust will do no harm. But, it seems a day does not go by when we are not hit with another point of concern.
Traditionally, doctors have looked at where a cancer is coming from to target therapy. But, a new approach has come about in the last few years with medicines called immunotherapy.
People who drink more than the recommended daily limit of alcohol may harbor an unhealthy mix of bacteria in their mouths, a new study suggests.
The maker of a much-debated e-cigarette that has grown popular with teenagers says it will spend $30 million in an effort to keep its products out of the hands of underage users.
From treating a cold to chronic fatigue, there's new way Pittsburghers are taking their vitamins. It's called MediDrip IV Therapy.
A study of rats has revealed that artificial sweeteners, commonly used in zero-calorie sodas, actually did as much harm to the body as a high-sugar diet.
A teenager from Altoona is among at least a dozen people in Pennsylvania who have been sickened by an E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.
Because depression can foreshadow dementia, researchers at UPMC are looking for 300 participants willing to make a two-year commitment to a study on brain structure and function along with blood tests and physical and mental challenges
The nationwide E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce is growing, and Pennsylvania appears to be hit the hardest.
Officials say a UPMC employee has tuberculosis, and they're reaching out to patients and staff who may have had contact with the employee.
New findings out this week show more organs are available for transplant in the U.S. because of the opioid epidemic.
