Social Security's Future In Doubt
Chris Moore talks with Virginia Reno, vice president for income security policy for the National Academy of Social Insurance, about what lies ahead for Social Security and the millions of seniors who rely on it.
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Chris Moore talks with Virginia Reno, vice president for income security policy for the National Academy of Social Insurance, about what lies ahead for Social Security and the millions of seniors who rely on it.
From picnics and barbecues to swimming and sunbathing, summer festivities are enough to put a smile on anyone's face. But chew on this: everything from the type of water you swim in to the seasonal foods you eat, even the shade of lipstick you wear can ruin your pearly whites.
When Braddock Hospital closed in January of last year, several communities were left without a full-service hospital. But now a free clinic is opening in one community.
Gout is one of the most painful arthritis conditions, and it's no longer a problem only for older people. It's now attacking people as young as 30.
Using a 3D model of the knee taken by a CT scan, the doctor guides the robot arm. The diseased portion of the knee is "resurfaced," sparing as much of the patient's healthy bone and surrounding tissue as possible.
Dr. Jack Wilberger is not Sidney Crosby's doctor and he's not even sure what symptoms Sid is having. But Wilberger says the fact that Sid is having any symptoms eight months after his concussion is a major concern.
You may have noticed our incredible shrinking Meteorologist Dennis Bowman. He has lost more than 40 pounds since January and a lot of viewers have been asking how he did it.
Using genes to fight cancer -- that's what researchers at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia have done.
Julie Jarosinski, 3, had two weeks of flu-like symptoms and repeated fevers. She made several trips to the emergency room, where her parents were told it was a virus and they would just have to wait.
There's another reason to get sleep apnea treated early. A new study is showing that this condition in women is linked to thinking problems within five years.
Experts say sulfites, most commonly used in wine, are now being used as preservatives in more food products from soup to nuts to help extend their shelf life. This increased use of sulfites is causing concern because many people may not even know they're allergic to them.
To raise awareness, Dick's Sporting Goods, the Impact Program, and Bettis are teaming up to offer free baseline tests to young athletes. The goal is to test a million kids.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Steelers great Jerome Bettis about kids and concussions.
"Medical Frontiers" hosts Dr. Matthew Quigley and Dr. Lara Kunschner to discuss recent advances in treating brain tumors.
Is your sweet tooth out of control? "Hidden sugars" could be sabotaging your diet. Find out how to spot them and curb your cravings!
