Radar editorial was short on facts
<p>Had you contacted the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association, Pennsylvania Municipal League, Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs, Pennsylvania State Association of Township Commi
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Mapping the way to a more fair wait for liver transplant
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) —Where you live can affect your chances of getting a liver transplant, and your risk of dying while waiting.
Falls a threat for middle-aged with arthritis
Many report tumbles in 45-64 group, study finds
<p>NEW YORK (AP) — Falls are just as much of a problem for middle-aged adults with arthritis as they are for older people, a government study shows.</p>
Transplant Turnaround
Organ-harvesting hubs may save money and lives
<p>For decades, surgeons have traveled to far-off hospitals to remove organs from brain-dead donors and then rushed back to transplant them.
Fungus remedies work for thumbnails as well as toenails
<p>Q. About 30 years ago, I slammed my thumb in a heavy desk drawer, below the nail bed.
Amyloid ailment involves protein deposits
<p><strong>DEAR DR. ROACH: </strong> I had an electromyographic test that indicated that I had carpal tunnel syndrome primarily in my left wrist.
The biggest Kardashian drama queen is — Rob
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HOROSCOPES
<p><strong>IF YOU WERE BORN TODAY</strong> You are naturally sophisticated. It’s as if you were born with style and panache.
Leary gives firefighters new gear
<p>DETROIT (AP) — Denis Leary, a longtime supporter of firefighters and the star of an acclaimed TV show in which he played one, was in Detroit last Thursday to present $260,000 worth of equi
Pittsburgh to launch tours of film locations
<p>PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Pittsburgh company is launching a new bus tour that will highlight the city’s history in movies and television.</p>