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Pittsburgh Patients Wait Weeks for Scan Results as Radiologist Shortage Bites
Radiology backlogs are adding another layer of uncertainty for some Pittsburgh-area patients: after an X-ray, CT scan or MRI, they may wait weeks for a report that helps explain what is happening inside their bodies. The delays reflect pressure on both imaging appointments and the specialists who interpret the scans.
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Humotech Launching Mobile O&P Clinic
Humotech, a developer of wearable device platforms in prosthetics, orthotics, and exoskeletons, will launch a mobile clinic in Pittsburgh with a prosthetic foot trialing service. Kierra Falbo, PhD, MPO, CPO, and Kate Kopriva, CP, are the clinical prosthetists. Falbo holds a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering from the University of...
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Pittsburgh’s kindergartners fall below the measles safety threshold, testing the city’s vaccine legacy
This story was originally published in The Conversation. It takes a lot to knock football out of the headlines in Pittsburgh. But reports of measles cases, exposure alerts and calls for residents to double-check their vaccination status have dominated local news since August 2026. My office at Allegheny College, where...
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Murrysville Medic One hoping to boost local subscription numbers
Murrysville Medic One Director Darrick Gerano said less than 25% of Murrysville residents have an annual subscription to the ambulance service, which can save them half off the cost of an ambulance transport bill. When Murrysville Medic One Director Darrick Gerano started at the agency in 2001, its annual budget...
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Pittsburgh’s kindergartners fall below the measles safety threshold, testing the city’s vaccine legacy
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Rebecca Smullin Dawson , Allegheny College (THE CONVERSATION) It takes a lot to knock football out of the headlines in Pittsburgh. But reports of measles cases , exposure alerts and calls for residents to double-check their vaccination status have dominated local news since August 2026. My office at Allegheny College, where I am an epidemiologist , is within a few steps of a classroom dedicated to Dr. Thomas Francis . Francis coordinated the entire polio vaccine field trial, which included 1.8 million children, and deemed the polio vaccine “ safe, effective, potent .” As of Sept. 14, 2026, the Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed 693 measles cases across 38 of the state’s 67 counties this year, including 133 hospitalizations and four deaths among unvaccinated residents . That compares with 16 cases statewide in all of 2025. Allegheny County reported its first case tied to the current outbreak in August, when the county health department warned of a potential exposure at UPMC Children’s Hospital’s emergency department. Two confirmed cases were diagnosed on Aug. 27, 2026, but the patients left the county afterward. Pittsburgh is
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Lawsuit blames Squirrel Hill rehab center for elderly man’s death after ‘profound’ hypothermia
A Pittsburgh woman is suing a Squirrel Hill rehabilitation center alleging that her husband died after being found hypothermic earlier this year when the heat in his room was not working properly. Tina Williams of the Hill District filed the wrongful death suit in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court on...
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Veteran Affairs Flu Vaccine Clinics
Flu season is fast approaching and VA Butler Healthcare is offering help to local veterans. A series of Flu Vaccination Clinics begins Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the New Castle Road facility. An appointment is not required but this is a drive-through clinic with signs directing traffic.
CBS News
Uptick in "gas station heroin" withdrawals reported at Pennsylvania hospital
WBOC
Murrysville Dental Center Outlines Same-Day Emergency Dental Care
Murrysville Dental Center schedules same-day and after-hours appointments for dental injuries and sudden pain, and it treats most emergencies, including root canals and extractions, in the office rather than referring patients elsewhere. The practice built that structure around a simple observation: dental problems do not wait for business hours, and neither should access to a dentist.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Mom of infant exposed to measles at UPMC Children’s frustrated by hospital system response
Though UPMC says it’s “providing appropriate information and guidance” to those recently exposed to measles at its children’s hospital in Pittsburgh, a North Fayette mother of three says that hasn’t been her experience. Lauren Shoup visited UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Aug. 27 with her...
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Jewish Association on Aging unveils multimillion-dollar renovation plans at Squirrel Hill campus
The Jewish Association on Aging gave its first look on Thursday of the multimillion-dollar renovation of the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Terrace Personal Care Residence at its Squirrel Hill campus.
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Butler Memorial Hospital Receives Honor For Heart Attack Care
Independence Health System’s Butler Memorial Hospital has once again received recognition for their ongoing commitment to the best care possible for patients dealing with heart attack symptoms. The American College of Cardiology has presented the hospital with the NCDR Chest Pain – MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for...
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Allegheny Health Network Begins Rolling Out Blood Transfusions to Five Pittsburgh-Area Suburbs
Allegheny Health Network is rolling out a prehospital blood program that lets specially trained paramedics transfuse blood products into trauma patients before they reach a hospital, with the effort being deployed across five communities ringing Pittsburgh. The network's Paramedic Response Units, staffed by advanced life support paramedics, are being equipped in Belle Vernon, Tarentum, Monroeville, Wexford and northern Butler County.