The district replaced all unfiltered water fountains by installing close to 1,300 lead-filtering ones.
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Though the FTC wants to ban non-competes, it has limited jurisdiction over non-profits. A bill in the Pa. legislation would end them for all medical professionals.
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State Representatives Jessica Benham and Valerie Gaydos stood with other state and federal lawmakers Wednesday to call for new regulations of pharmacy benefit managers.
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The Monongalia County Health Department said WVU Medicine alerted officials Sunday that an adult patient living in the county tested positive for the viral infection.
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The Pennsylvania Doula Commission will provide $1,500 to 25 expecting families for doula services.
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Records show Allegheny County has spent millions in settlement money on everything from overdose reversal drugs for first responders to housing for people in recovery.
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The group touted efforts to improve Black maternal health outcomes at the Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg.
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A University of Pittsburgh study finds that since the Dobbs ruling, more young adults are seeking permanent contraception.
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The Pitt Men's Study — one of the longest-running studies on HIV and AIDS research — turns 40 this month.
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The state House on Wednesday voted 146 to 54 for the measure, which was sent to the state Senate for its consideration.
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Some residents have criticized a $600 million preliminary settlement agreement related to the 2023 Norfolk Southern derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. But the lawyers who negotiated the settlement said it was a "very, very good deal" and asked for patience until they can help to explain it more.