Things To Watch Out For When Choosing Healthy Food
Some foods are considered healthy, but the way they're made or packaged may make them less healthy.
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Some foods are considered healthy, but the way they're made or packaged may make them less healthy.
Having a brain aneurysm is like having a ticking time bomb inside your head. So when a local woman suddenly found out she had one, she was glad to hear of a new treatment that allowed her to avoid major surgery.
Dr. Bruce Dixon has been the director of the Allegheny County Health Department for nearly 20 years, but he could be out of a job Wednesday afternoon.
It is the scourge of our existence, causing runny noses, lots of coughing, sore throats and yet the common cold remains without a cure.
During KDKA-TV's 5 p.m. newscast on Nov. 3, Donna Fryer was watching a story on how to give CPR. Little did she know that she would use what she learned in that story just six days later.
For centuries, people have been looking for the fountain of youth and many still are. But local doctors are seeing patients who are overdoing skin treatments for their face, causing not only pain but long-term skin damage.
You may turn to a chiropractor to work out your aches and pains, but would you take your pet for an adjustment?
For 20 years he's been the go-to guy for every health emergency, but it appears that Dr. Bruce Dixon's days as head of the Allegheny County Health Department may be numbered.
If your nose is running and you think you have a cold, you may actually have something else.
A 63-year-old man recently became the first Pittsburgh recipient of the new generation of artificial hearts.
A young mother diagnosed with cancer has found a way to give back, by raising $6,000 to donate to a foundation that is helping to keep her alive.
We've all heard about kids developing allergies - but adults? Doctors are seeing it more and more: adults who were never allergic to anything suddenly developing them.
Hundreds of medicines are in short supply -- 28 of them are cancer drugs that hundreds of thousands of people need - a relatively smaller number than the millions that take other drugs, which is one reason reserves are running low.
One in five antibiotic prescriptions in the U.S. are for sinus infections.
You've heard of bowling for dollars, but what about dieting for dollars? A new weight loss program is offering big cash rewards is you can shed some pounds.
