Local Mothers Weigh In On Breast Feeding Baby Doll
Lots of little girls like to imitate their mothers and when a new baby comes along, they want to care for their baby dolls just like mommy takes care of a real baby. Even by breast feeding.
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Lots of little girls like to imitate their mothers and when a new baby comes along, they want to care for their baby dolls just like mommy takes care of a real baby. Even by breast feeding.
The shoeless man making balloons and smiles at one local hospital isn't quite who you expect to be a pediatrician, but Dr. Robert Cicco approaches medicine in his own unique way.
In a National Cancer Institute study, a cholesterol drug is thought to interfere with a protein colon cancer cells need to divide.
A Japanese surgeon, who works in Pittsburgh as a transplant researcher, was called on as part of a Japanese medical disaster team.
Some employees at UPMC Shadyside and students in two local school districts collected thousands of caps for a program called "Caps for Chemo."
A KDKA Investigation finds a family that took on a big insurance company and just learned they won.
If you've tried to get your weight under control, but it's just not working, try paying more attention to sleep and stress. A study in the "International Journal of Obesity" says these can be predictors of weight loss.
KDKA AM's Larry & John talk to a local audiologist about how earbuds and noise pollution are hurting our kids.
Walk off a size in four weeks. A walking workout claims it will flatten your belly, firm every inch, and power off pounds, without dieting.
Could chronic ear infections – the kind that need ear tubes – play a part in weight gain?
Your kid is sick and you want to know what's wrong. There's an app for that.
There's a new, less-invasive treatment to get rid of unsightly and painful varicose veins.
If you're in the mood for love, you may not want to jump into things with wild abandon. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that getting a bit more healthy is advisable before straining your heart.
It's been one year since the Obama Administration's health care act was put into place. On Tuesday, Health and Human Resources Secretary Kathleen Sebelius visited Pittsburgh. KDKA-TV's Jon Delano sat down with her in an exclusive interview.
The youngest member of the Young family was so eager to come into the world, mom and dad didn't even get a chance to get out of the garage.
