Expert Explains How To Recognize Melanoma And Prevent It
With pool season kicking off this weekend, experts say it's a good time to remind everyone about sun safety.
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With pool season kicking off this weekend, experts say it's a good time to remind everyone about sun safety.
Thousands of people packed Schenley Park for the 22nd Annual Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure Sunday morning.
Amy Reed, 40, is an anesthesiologist in Boston and the mother of six children ages, one to 12.
The life of an 8-year-old boy battling cancer touched many people. Anyone who ever met Connor Michalek could tell stories of his brave battle.
It's a little town filled with big-hearted people. Smithton, Westmoreland County has a population just fewer than 400 people.
Most people know to get freckles and moles checked out by a doctor, but a small spot under your nail could be just as dangerous.
Little Blue is a two-square mile lagoon containing untold tons of coal combustion waste, and folks who live nearby say it's made their lives a misery.
A local bar owner is accused of raping a woman, after she says he promised to help with a fundraiser for her late brother.
Doctors treating Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly said Wednesday he will not immediately undergo surgery for a recurrence of cancer.
Cheryl Begg struggled her whole life with reflux, a condition where stomach acid flows back into her swallowing tube, or esophagus.
The sound of a drill in the hands of a craftsman was the sign of a life-changing moment for James Price.
Pittsburgh native and Hall of Fame Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly's cancer has reportedly returned, and is aggressively spreading.
Pittsburgh native and Hall of Fame Buffalo Bills' quarterback Jim Kelly's cancer has returned after having surgery last June to remove cancer cells in his jaw.
Pamela Lennon was just 15 when she woke up on Christmas Day with the telltale signs of a lifelong disease.
A family is on its way to Disney World thanks to the generosity of a local organization.
This is Cancer Awareness Week, and a Mount Lebanon High School senior takes it seriously.
The statistics are stunning: 44 percent of American women will develop a life-threatening cancer in their lifetime.
Doctors say radioactive seeds are making surgery more efficient for women with a small breast tumor.
A little boy's dying wish has now come true.
Eddie Buggs was the kind of moniker any play-by-play guy would love.
Hundreds are rallying around a local police officer battling an aggressive form of cancer.
Susan Talbert does not have breast cancer, but she is at high risk of getting the disease.
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.
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.
