Law Firm Investigates Possible Mold Deaths Of 2 Patients

Lawyers say the mold crisis at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center could be more widespread.

• Oct 22, 2015

American Cancer Society Says Start Mammograms At 45, Not 40

The American Cancer Society is revising its advice on when women should start getting mammograms and how often.

• Oct 20, 2015

Big Show Of Support For Breast Cancer Survivors At Weekend Events

Breast Cancer Awareness Month continues and over the weekend, there was a big show of support for cancer survivors.

• Oct 19, 2015

Breast Cancer Survivors Celebrate Life At Annual Event

It was a celebration of life for dozens of breast cancer survivors.

• Oct 15, 2015

Touching Update On Susan Koeppen's Story

People often ask me if I keep in touch with the medical students who gave me CPR when I suffered cardiac arrest back in 2011.

• Oct 14, 2015

"Cancer Warrior" Dance Performance Raises Breast Cancer Awareness

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many events are being held across Pittsburgh to celebrate survivors and remember those who lost the battle.

• Oct 13, 2015

Hospitals Turn To New Cooling Blankets To Help At-Risk Babies

Doctors are using a relatively new technique to try to protect newborns. It's a special type of baby blanket that is designed to be a real life-saver.

• Oct 13, 2015

Local Breast Milk Bank Opening Soon

Local intensive care units for newborns, called NICUs, used to have to turn to Columbus, Ohio for the nearest supply of banked breast milk.

• Oct 9, 2015

3D Mammograms Now Covered By Insurance In Pennsylvania

When it comes to screening for breast cancer, some women need more than just a mammogram to get a thorough look. They get a 3D picture called tomosynthesis.

• Oct 6, 2015

New Procedure Could Make Open Heart Surgery A Thing Of The Past

Is open heart surgery about to become a thing of the past? There's a new procedure that could change the game for doctors and patients.

• Oct 6, 2015

Supreme Court Hears UPMC's Appeal Of Medicare Ruling

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's appeal of a lower-court ruling forcing it to maintain in-network rates for Highmark Inc.'s 182,000 Medicare Advantage customers.

• Oct 6, 2015

Officials Investigating After Legionella Found Again At Pittsburgh VA

The Pittsburgh VA is dealing with Legionella once again, after three faucets at one of its hospitals tested positive for the bacteria.

• Oct 2, 2015

Dozens Rappelling Down EQT Plaza To Fight Cancer

Would you jump off of a building to help fight cancer?

• Oct 1, 2015

Doctors Seeing Good Results With Shorter Breast Cancer Radiation Treatment

Doctors in Europe and Canada have been using much shorter radiation courses for breast cancer patients with results just as good as longer courses with less breast shrinkage and skin changes.

• Oct 1, 2015

UPMC: Transplant Operations To Resume Immediately

Officials with UPMC say they are resuming operations of their transplant program after a mold problem forced them to suspend it earlier this month.

• Sep 27, 2015

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