Dr. Maria Simbra
Flat Feet More Common Than You Might Think
“She was on swim team, marching band, always active, rifle team, she did a lot of things,” says Maureen Onder about her daughter.
New Treatment To Ward Off Heartburn
At first, Hannah Grubow didn’t even know she had acid reflux. She had none of the classic symptoms like heartburn, belching and nausea.
More Young People Turning To Surgery For Hip Pain Relief
Hip pain is something many people are forced to live with. But, what if there was a way to relieve the pain and continue to do all the activities you love?
Medical Malls Gaining Popularity In Western Pa.
It used to be everyone got their medical care at or near a hospital in the city. Now, medical malls are springing up all over the region to bring medical care closer to the community with convenient locations, free parking, and one-stop-shopping.
Dermatologists Discuss Treatments For Acne In Adults
When you hear about acne, you might think it’s a problem that only teenagers battle. But a lot of adults get it, too. And it’s just as embarrassing and frustrating, perhaps more so.
Know Your Heart- What Happened To The Deceased Pittsburgh Marathon Runner
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to KDTV’s Dr. Maria Simbra about congenital heart defects and how you can watch for symptoms.
Is There A Connection Between Tattoos & Skin Cancer?
Many studies have been done in recent years looking for a possible link between tattoos and skin cancer. While they haven’t found a direct connection, doctors still say, if you have a tattoo, keep a very close eye on it this coming summer.
Pittsburgh’s Asthma Epidemic
The number of people with asthma is on the rise.
Eating Boogers To Boost Your Immune System
Don’t blame us, it’s science. At least according to a one doctor.
New Technology Could Be Used For Knee Replacement Therapy
At one point, Kathleen McGinnis’ knee pain was so bad that every movement was excruciating.
Fighting Vs. Fueling Allergies With Food
Spring allergies are in full bloom and you may already be taking medicines to prevent or treat symptoms. But is there anything else you can take?
New Study Finds Link Between Vitamin D And Fibroids
Fibroids are very common. Vitamin D deficiency is also very common.
Boston Bombing Has Local First Responders Reviewing Plans
Blisters, cramps, dehydration, maybe a heart attack, but an explosion is generally not the first thing first responders prepare for when working a marathon.
Some Foods Being Studied As Possible Pain Fighters
Some drugs for conditions like gout, irregular heart rhythms, even coughing, come from plants. So, it’s not so far-fetched that plants, and food in general, could have medicinal properties; for instance, for pain.
High-Tech Inhaler Uses GPS, WiFi To Keep Allergy Diary
Duffy Minges never leaves her home without her asthma inhaler.













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