Allies for Health + Wellbeing celebrates 40 years of HIV/AIDS support

NEXTpittsburgh 3/17 2:00A Joyce Gannon

Like countless individuals told they were HIV positive in the 1980s, Mike Hellman wasn’t left with much hope. “They weren’t exactly being kind and supportive at that time,” he recalls about getting...

Louise Harris wrote numbers and her own ticket in Pittsburgh history

NEXTpittsburgh 3/17 1:00A David S. Rotenstein

Women get short shrift in Pittsburgh crime histories. Many are stereotyped as speakeasy owners or sex workers — actors in an underworld where men dominated. Louise Harris is a name unfamiliar to most...

One Casual Dress, Three Ways

Summer Wind : Pittsburgh Blogger 3/17 12:00A noreply@blogger.com (Sydney Carv

Denim Dress // Cream Handbag (use code SYDNEYC17) I love denim dresses and always have. I fondly remember the Oshkosh denim dresses I wore as a kid, and that is when I must have first fallen in love...

Measles in Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh stays clear, two cases emerge near Philadelphia

WESA 3/16 11:34P Kiley Koscinski

Public health experts in Pennsylvania are keeping an eye on measles cases after two were reported near Philadelphia. Allegheny County health officials say zero cases have been reported near Pittsburgh.

Enter to Win VIP Tickets to the National Comedy Center

Pittsburgh Magazine 3/16 5:00A PM Staff

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL COMEDY CENTER J oin Pittsburgh Magazine on a VIP day trip to the National Comedy Center and Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum in beautiful Jamestown, New York Comedy s...

9 Things to Know About Duquesne University President Ken Gormley As He Announces New Role

Pittsburgh Magazine 3/16 4:39A Virginia Linn

PHOTO COURTESY DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY S erving nearly a decade as the 13th president of Duquesne University , Ken Gormley has announced he is stepping down from that position in 2026. But then he ll take...

Ken Gormley to step down as president at Duquesne University

BizJournal Pittsburgh 3/16 4:02A Jennifer Beahm

He will take on a new role in 2026.

‘Nobody knew exactly what to do’: 5 years on, what scientific lessons were learned during COVID?

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/15 11:30P Hanna Webster / Pittsburgh Post-

Local response wasn t perfect, but it wasn t perfect anywhere, says disease epidemiologist Donald Burke, former dean of the Pitt School of Public Health.

When should you eat? Before, after — or even while — exercising?

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/15 11:30P By Albert Stumm / Associated Pre

Remember Polio Season? Vaccines defeated that threat and are needed again

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/14 11:30P By Peter Longini / For the Post-

All-female heart surgery at AGH draws attention to a male-dominated medical field

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/14 11:30P By Anya Sostek / Pittsburgh Post

I didn t know any female cardiothoracic surgeons until I came to Pittsburgh a couple of years ago, says AHN surgery fellow Whitney Taylor.

‘The same here as it is in any city’: What to know about the risk of TB

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/14 11:00P Roberta Burkhart / Pittsburgh Po

A bacterial infection that usually affects the lungs, tuberculosis is treatable with medication, but can be fatal without.

Oz pledges to fight health care fraud but makes no commitments on Medicaid funding cuts

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 3/14 10:58A By Amanda Seitz And Tom Murphy /

Local food startup Harvie faces uncertainty over $1M USDA grant amid program cuts

BizJournal Pittsburgh 3/14 8:22A Tim Schooley

Harvie's founder explains why he's still hopeful about his company's future, even as a promised $1 million grant hangs in the balance.

Enverus acquires CMU analytics spinout to streamline power grid connections

BizJournal Pittsburgh 3/14 7:50A Jake Dabkowski

Pearl Street Technologies provides analytics and optimizations for companies looking to connect to the power grid with the goal of clearing the backlog of firms waiting to connect.