Pittsburgh-Area Woman With Extremely Rare Cancer Doing Well After Treatment
When a local woman got a cancer so rare that fewer than 100 people in the entire world are diagnosed with it, she feared the worst.
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When a local woman got a cancer so rare that fewer than 100 people in the entire world are diagnosed with it, she feared the worst.
A jump in the number of flu cases across the country means you may need to protect yourself from getting sick as you head to your holiday destination.
Here's a list of shocking stories from this year that shows just how far science has come and how unbelievable (and a little gross!) it can be.
When you think of scoliosis, it's most often associated with kids, during the growth spurt just before puberty. But, adults can get scoliosis, too.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey stopped by Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh on Monday to meet the kids and make a special pitch for renewing CHIP, the Children's Health Insurance Program.
For some cancer patients, lymphedema can be a serious complication after surgery. But, there's a revolutionary new procedure that can now help.
Don't doubt it: "Man flu" is real, or so says one Canadian researcher who was "tired of being accused of overreacting."
Governor Tom Wolf introduced a plan Thursday that should make it possible for seniors to live at home longer.
Spine stabilization is done for a number of disorders -- degeneration of the spine, tumors, and traumatic fractures.
The failure of Congress and the state legislature to reauthorize the CHIP has real consequences for children in this region.
The flu has arrived here in Pennsylvania. There is concern this year's flu vaccine may only reduce risk by 10 percent.
EMS West, the regional EMS Council covering 16 counties in Western Pennsylvania, and UPMC have partnered to bring EMS Virtual Drive to rescue workers.
Spinal cord contusions are a serious injury. Inflammation and bruising to the spinal cord can be a devastating problem for function.
There is growing concern about cell phone addiction and young people.
A lawsuit has been filed against Kennywood alleging that a man contracted an eye-eating parasite from one of the park's water rides.
