Study: Diet Soda Drinkers More Likely To Have Abdominal Obesity Problems
If you usually go for diet soda instead of regular to cut out a few calories, you may want to rethink your strategy.
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If you usually go for diet soda instead of regular to cut out a few calories, you may want to rethink your strategy.
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center plans to partner with Pitt and Carnegie Mellon University to collect and analyze patient health care data and, hopefully, use that information to create ways to better treat some illnesses.
Doctors have come up with a new term to describe the pain many tech-savvy people are experiencing - Text Neck.
An FDA advisory panel unanimously recommends approval of an injectable drug called deoxycholic acid which dissolves fat. In studies of injections under the chin, MRI scans showed decreased fat over several weeks.
Apple's announcement brought the potential for a healthier future with innovative technology that's guaranteed to take the world by storm for its practicality and it's privacy risks.
In an encouraging development for consumers worried about antibiotics in their milk, a new Food and Drug Administration study showed little evidence of drug contamination after surveying almost 2,000 dairy farms.
The Wolf administration says it will interpret last year's consent agreement between Highmark and UPMC in a broader way than its predecessor.
The Allegheny County Health Department has been looking into cases of tuberculosis ever since a Pittsburgh Public School District student came down with the disease.
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Peters High School junior Rachel Corrigan loves playing basketball, but now she wears a special head band designed to protect her.
Today, they unveiled a major expansion of the ICU at Forbes Hospital.
It's almost unavoidable in the winter: dry skin.
Just about everyone has back pain at some point in their life.
Two new studies are highlighting some factors that may increase a person's risk of developing certain cardiovascular issues.
