Study Suggests Being Optimistic Could Lead To Longer Life
A new study suggests being optimistic could help people live longer.
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A new study suggests being optimistic could help people live longer.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force advises all middle-aged people with even one risk factor for heart disease take a cholesterol-lowering drug called a statin to prevent having a heart attack or stroke in the first place.
Among the beep of monitors at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital is the sound of music.
Smoking will be prohibited in public housing developments nationwide under a final rule announced Wednesday by the Obama administration.
It's possible that scientists have been looking in the wrong place to cure or prevent Parkinson's disease.
Should you take aspirin every day to live longer?
A Hampton Township fitness fan set a speed record for lifting... a million pounds.
When it comes to sports-related injuries, you probably think of concussions and broken bones. As turns out, there are also a lot of eye injuries, especially in youth sports.
For some people, prescription painkillers are a gateway to drug abuse.
She thought she was having a daughter, but a couple got quite a surprise when doctors delivered a baby boy.
The people who shared an early Thanksgiving meal in Shadyside aren't related, at least not in a traditional way.
A local breakthrough in treating foot pain is getting worldwide attention.
Dimantae Bronaugh exhorts his teammates from a wheelchair. It's a team he once led to victory on the field.
For years, we've heard about how to prevent sun damage to your skin, but what can you do if you already have it?
For the first time, a new drug given along with a cholesterol-lowering statin medicine has proved able to shrink plaque that is clogging arteries.
