Boosters, Breakthroughs, And Mu: Where Do We Stand In The Battle Against COVID-19?
With vaccines, variants, breakthrough cases, and so much more - where do we stand in the fight against COVID-19?
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With vaccines, variants, breakthrough cases, and so much more - where do we stand in the fight against COVID-19?
The battle over masks in schools isn't just taking place during school board meetings, but among students, as well.
Back to school means one thing: packing lunches. How can you send your student to school with a healthy and tasty lunch?
The dog days of summer bring one guarantee: the kids will be bored - so how can you keep them entertained?
Deprived of our conference rooms and meeting spaces we've adapted over the last year to a world of endless virtual meetings. All that 'zooming' is resulting in a new issue – 'zoom voice fatigue.'
Spending so much time at home has many of us packing on some extra pounds, so what are some of the best ways to shed the "quarantine-19?"
While many people take fish oil for heart health, a new AMA study found that the supplement could actually do harm instead of good.
Have you been snacking more often during the pandemic? You're not alone but there is a way to keep the snacks contained and the pounds away.
From Chicken Soup, to Vitamin C, to Garlic there are a host of so called home remedies people swear by when they feel lousy.
Just a few months ago, the idea of working from the comfort of your own home seemed like a luxury, now it's leading to a lot of fatigue.
If you can't go a day without coffee, you're not alone. And it turns out that 'cup of Joe' could actually be good for you.
The first 2020 presidential debate will be in Ohio.
Every parent knows when they send their child off to school or daycare, at some point, they're going to come home with a virus.
A new study from the Cleveland Clinic has found that teenagers that regularly eat breakfast see improvement in their grades.
The Cleveland Clinic says it has delivered the first baby in North America after a womb transplant from a dead donor.
A 23-year-old from Pennsylvania is not letting cancer keep her from making beautiful music.
The Cleveland Clinic says the nation's first uterus transplant has failed.
A woman born without a uterus has received one through a transplant at the Cleveland Clinic.
Surgeons in Cleveland say they have performed the nation's first uterus transplant, a new frontier that aims to give women who lack wombs a chance at pregnancy.
A new generation of diagnostic tools may soon be able to sniff out all sorts of diseases using your breath, including various cancers, liver disease, kidney failure, diabetes, asthma and tuberculosis.
For many who have followed this dance between the local healthcare giants -- it sometimes seems like we just keep going around in circles. But Friday's announcement does carry some risks for those served by West Penn Allegheny -- even if that risk is not yet measurable.
