Johns Hopkins Teaming Up With Allegheny Health Network
The statistics are stunning: 44 percent of American women will develop a life-threatening cancer in their lifetime.
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The statistics are stunning: 44 percent of American women will develop a life-threatening cancer in their lifetime.
Which is worse for your DNA – being sleep-deprived or shifting your sleep?
Employers are battling between allowing e-cigarettes in the workplace or banning them like traditional cigarettes.
Could a certain kind of brain imaging called high definition fiber tracking help diagnose concussion and assess recovery?
The Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network plans to announce "a formal affiliation" between the seven-hospital network and the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center in Baltimore.
Wilma Fisher enjoyed walking with her family, but last August, when she couldn't do it anymore, she knew something was wrong.
PITTSBURGH (NewsRadio 1020 KDKA) Stem cells have been used to treat cancer patients, multiple scleroses, and other conditions. Now, a local practice, Rehabilitation and Pain Specialists, is now bringing to the Pittsburgh area a non-surgical adult stem cell procedure to treat pain in patients.
AGH received grant money to conduct a study to find the cause of increase asthma in children in the Pittsburgh area.
When the smallest and sickest of premature babies needs lifesaving breast milk, where can he turn to?
It's high season for respiratory viruses, and health officials say there's a whole lot of misery going around.
Doctors say radioactive seeds are making surgery more efficient for women with a small breast tumor.
A bi-partisan bill to legalize marijuana when prescribed by a doctor has been introduced by Republican PA Sen. Mike Folmer of Lebanon County and Democratic PA Sen. Daylin Leach of Montgomery County.
A UPMC doctor feels that if you start feeling sick, you should stay home and stop infecting those around you.
Government figures released Monday show that more than 81,000 Pennsylvanians have enrolled under the federal health care law, a sharp increase from the 11,800 who were signed up at the end of November.
