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When Hunter Bambino was 9 years old, his parents started noticing something strange in his behavior.
“Progreso? Where is that?” Those were the typical responses I got when telling family and friends where my husband and I were going to spend the winter. Not many Americans know about the peaceful beachside town of Progreso on Mexico’s northern Yucatan Coast, but it’s been a hugely popular winter “snowbird” escape for Canadians for […]
Father's Day falls in June, so it's appropriate that our Driven By Hope award this month recognizes an organization started by two dads who just wanted to form a sports league for special needs children and adults.
Do you ever feel anxious? Anxiety is strange phenomenon defined as “a natural, future-oriented emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like a racing heart.” Another definition says it is the body’s natural response to stress. I never thought about anxiety being the body’s response but rather my mind’s response to […]
A new study led by a researcher at UPMC in Pittsburgh found that 1 in 10 U.S. adults reports both heavy drinking and obesity. Both are on the rise across the country, and the study published this spring in JAMA Internal Medicine examines how often these risk factors overlap and how clinical care and health […]
The fight against deadly pancreatic cancer took a positive turn this spring with a study finding a new drug can help patients live longer. The New England Journal of Medicine (JAMA) published the study showing daraxonrasib taken daily as a pill helped metastatic pancreatic cancer patients live for a median of 13.2 months compared with […]
When Michele Pagen was growing up in the Mon Valley, she could only dream of having a special place to go to study music, theater and all sorts of performing arts. “I grew up in this area and always knew that if I was given the opportunity, I would start a program such as this,” […]
When Michele Pagen was growing up in the Mon Valley, she could only dream of having a special place to go to study music, theater and all sorts of performing arts. “I grew up in this area and always knew that if I was given the opportunity, I would start a program such as this,” […]
GLP-1 drug use among women of reproductive age is increasing across the United States, and while experts recommend stopping the drugs before getting pregnant, sometimes unintentional early exposure happens. Now, a new study is offering some reassurance for women in that situation. The study published in Annals of Internal Medicine looked at 3,600 women ages […]
It’s hard to describe inspiration, but you know it when you see it or feel it. For Grace Reid-Vensel, the inspiration for a way to help her community came from enduring the COVID-19 pandemic. “I was a 16-year-old junior in high school in the wake of the pandemic,” Grace remembers. “My family and the families […]
