DEP Orders PWSA To Make Critical Infrastructure Changes
The state Department of Environmental Protection is requiring the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority to make critical changes.
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The state Department of Environmental Protection is requiring the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority to make critical changes.
There may be a new treatment for people with Parkinson's disease and it involves the gym.
A giant pink MegaBus was on the roads in Pittsburgh on Friday.
Doctors are now using a special clip that looks like a miniature clothespin to treat people who have a heart valve problem.
A new way to diagnose liver issues promises to be fast, painless and effective.
Highmark Health says it's spending $1 billion to expand its Allegheny Health Network hospital chain.
How did the pharmaceutical industry get Congress to relax oversight of opioid distribution? Follow the money, says the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics.
There's a new app available in more than a dozen states, including Pennsylvania, that offers birth control delivered right to your door without a visit to the doctor or insurance.
Could local lawsuits against pharmaceuticals lead to a national out-of-court settlement like big tobacco got twenty years ago?
What if there was something you could do now to stop your kids from ever getting food allergies?
In a brash move likely to roil insurance markets, President Donald Trump will "immediately" halt payments to insurers.
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is one of the first school districts to use Brozone, a mobile sanitizing van to clean sports equipment.
U.S. health advisers are reviewing a novel treatment for a rare form of inherited blindness, potentially setting the stage for the launch of a groundbreaking new genetic medicine.
There's a fast and easy new way to find the best doctor for you and your family.
Health officials say about 150 people living in eight states have been sickened by salmonella after attending a chili cook-off in Virginia.
