Pittsburgh Man Heading To West Africa To Help With Ebola Crisis
For Andy Pugh, of Squirrel Hill, the check-up is routine, but the purpose is anything but.
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For Andy Pugh, of Squirrel Hill, the check-up is routine, but the purpose is anything but.
Hospitals across the country are conducting drills to prepare for the possibility of a patient with Ebola-like symptoms.
More and more people, especially women, say they're being openly taunted when eating fattening foods in public.
A health official says at least seven people in northeast Ohio are quarantined and being monitored because they had contact with a Texas nurse who was diagnosed with Ebola after visiting the area.
Questions are being raised about how health officials are handling Ebola cases in the United States.
As fears over Ebola creep closer to home, local health officials are doing all they can to ease the minds of those worried about it.
The UPMC Presbyterian Hospital ER is seeing patients worried about Ebola.
Welcome to our social media TV news chat, where we've taken your questions about Ebola.
A second health care worker at a Dallas hospital who provided care for the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. has tested positive for the disease, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Wednesday.
Those who have experienced the painful deaths of loved ones understand why Brittany Maynard wants to end her life on her own terms in Oregon, as she recounts in her own video about the pills that will take her young life before the brain cancer does.
Did the late Thomas Eric Duncan enter the United States under false pretenses, covering up his exposure to Ebola in Liberia to customs officials?
When it comes to treating some cancers, one of the toughest things after a procedure is making sure all the cancer cells are gone.
As Ebola continues to spread in West Africa, a locally-based international charity is stepping in to help.
Officials say they've figured out how several patients at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital came down with a superbug.
The death rate in the Ebola outbreak has risen to 70 percent and there could be up to 10,000 new cases a week in two months, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday.
