Research Suggests Group Fitness Classes Lead To Better Results, Motivation
If you are looking to kick your fitness routine into gear this year, consider trying out group fitness classes.
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If you are looking to kick your fitness routine into gear this year, consider trying out group fitness classes.
With influenza still on the rise, it was inevitable that one medication used to reduce the flu's severity would be in short supply.
They were strangers, until Wednesday, when an organ donor and recipient met for the first time at UPMC Montefiore Hospital.
There's an app for just about everything these days, but how about an app that tells you which neighborhood has a heavy dose of the flu or 14 other medical ailments?
For moms who feel like they are all over the place, there could be a medical reason for your personal chaos.
The latest flu numbers from the Allegheny County Health Department show the virus continues to grow across the region.
A Florida nurse's Facebook rant about the "cesspool of funky flu" in emergency room waiting areas is getting a lot of attention.
A Pittsburgh-area man made national headlines last summer when he became the first person to get a breakthrough new treatment for ALS. Nearly six months later, how's he doing now?
What if the key to preventing Alzheimer's is to just get more sleep? Research is now pointing us in that direction.
The Food & Drug Administration is asking manufacturers of over-the-counter anti-diarrhea treatments, like Imodium AD, to change the way they package their products.
We've been telling you about the massive flu outbreak this year, but not everyone with flu symptoms, may actually have the flu.
The flu is having widespread effects this season. Now, local churches are doing their part to prevent the virus from spreading.
A Maryland seventh-grader has survived after the tip of a 6-inch-long metal screw got lodged in his skull.
People in Butler County are one step closer to having access to medical marijuana.
The family of Pittsburgh Steelers' legend Mike Webster is fighting to be included in the NFL's billion dollar concussion settlement, even though he was the first player to be diagnosed with the brain disease CTE.
