PTL Links: April 5, 2013
Some of today's topics include: Manilow Music Project Luca Paganico - Steel City Designer American Cancer Society Click here for more of today's links!
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Some of today's topics include: Manilow Music Project Luca Paganico - Steel City Designer American Cancer Society Click here for more of today's links!
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men. In recent years, there's been much debate about how to treat early cancers that are detected through PSA tests. Now some experts are taking a holistic approach.
Cancer research would not be possible without people who are willing to help and the American Cancer Society is recruiting local people for its next long-term research project.
Cancer research would not be possible without people who are willing to help and the American Cancer Society is recruiting local people for its next long-term research project.
Could pap tests be the key to discovering deeper gynecologic cancers?
A local girl fighting cancer had a magical moment Sunday.
Kraft is taking some heat after two food bloggers from North Carolina started a petition to stop them from using dyes in their macaroni and cheese.
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has missed several public and political events in recent days, which has led to speculation that he may not run for re-election.
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's political future remains uncertain tonight.
A 46-hour, no-sitting-or-sleeping-allowed dance marathon at Penn State raised more than $12.37 million for pediatric cancer research and care, shattering last year's record-breaking total by nearly $1.7 million.
There's an old saying that you can't truly understand what another person is feeling until you walk a mile in their shoes. One lady in Hazelwood has battled breast cancer and today, she is doing something really special for people who are fighting the disease.
Freshman point guard Randi Jackson plays with pain. That's what athletes do. But the adversity faced by the spark plug of Robert Morris University's women's basketball team runs deeper than most.
Sixteen years ago, Plum resident Lori Nixon's life changed.
One of the most inspirational stories of this college football season is a hoax, according to Deadspin.
Here's some exciting news for brides-to-be on a budget: they can score designer wedding gowns for up to 85 percent off.
Could a vaccine someday prevent cancer? Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh are exploring this possibility for colon cancer.
A social media effort to help a local boy fighting cancer meet his favorite WWE superstar came true Tuesday night. Not only did he attend the WWE Raw event at CONSOL Energy Center, he got up close and personal with Daniel Bryan.
There could be a breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. A new device may help diagnose a common condition after having breast cancer surgery before it becomes a major problem.
Once there were four Resnik sisters. Dianna died of breast cancer in 2001 after being diagnosed while pregnant with her second child. The other three sisters are now, in some manner, dealing with it, too.
Former U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter was an "irreplaceable" force who approached politics — and life — with grit and determination, a who's who of politicians and others said Tuesday at the longtime senator's funeral.
It turns out that Mitt Romney made millions and saved the company he was running by peddling cigarettes in the former Soviet Union and in the United States in the early 90s.
Gov. Tom Corbett has ordered all flags to half-staff in honor of the late Sen. Arlen Specter.
Former U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, the Republican-turned-Democrat who played a key role in many Supreme Court nominations, has died. He was 82.
Statements on the passing of former Sen. Arlen Specter.
Former Pennsylvania Republican National Committeewoman Elsie Hillman's statement on the passing of former Sen. Arlen Specter
