Can Your Joints Forecast The Weather?
You or someone you know may claim to be able to predict the weather based on joint paint. So, can your joints actually forecast the weather?
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You or someone you know may claim to be able to predict the weather based on joint paint. So, can your joints actually forecast the weather?
How does free bus service sound? That's part of a new proposal to clean up the air here in Pittsburgh.
Two Pittsburgh-area lawmakers are speaking out about a direct mail and robocall campaign UPMC is waging against their bills that would require all large health systems in the state to accept insurance from any in-state company.
In one of the biggest advances against leukemia and other blood cancers in many years, doctors are reporting unprecedented success by using gene therapy to transform patients' blood cells into soldiers that seek and destroy cancer.
Rosemary Stockinger sees a dermatologist to treat the red blotches on her face.
Even tethered to the IV pole in his hospital room, Luke Lehue has all the moves playing pick-up hockey with a couple of pretty physical therapists.
It's being called the first of its kind.
Elizabeth Dietz and her brother, George, take a break at Children's Hospital.
Asthma is a lifelong disease that can cause wheezing, coughing and shortness of breath, but experts say not everyone diagnosed with asthma actually has it.
Janet Ghise's 14-year-old dog, Maggie, died unexpectedly at a kennel while she was on vacation. The Bethel Park native was devastated at the loss of her pet.
It wasn't an offering of communion or a traditional service, even as the congregation sang.
UPMC is alerting some of its patients of a privacy violation.
For some people, hip or knee surgery are inevitable. A local doctor is making the process a lot less painful using what you might call a special pain cocktail and his patients swear by it.
Residents of Allegheny County have twice the cancer risk of those living in surrounding counties, according to a study from the Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
We've all seen them; maybe you use them, those blood pressure machines in drugs stores or supermarkets. But how accurate are the readings they give you?
