-
Current Conditions V2
Closings/Delays Current Conditions in Altoona: 19° WIND HUMIDITY 0 N 81% 3 Day
Forecast
Tue
26°
Wed
22°
Thu
26° -
Flu Shots
-
National Health News
- Study: Soda Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
- Video: Protecting Girls Against Violence
- Study: Paxil Blocks Cancer Drug's Effects
- Video: Older Women and Autism
- Video: The Risk of Amateur Football
- Video: Parent's Age: Factor in Autism?
- Autism, Older Parents Link Detailed
- Malaria Drugs in Africa Found Defective
- Many Overweight Teens Don't Think They Are
- Florida Probes Cancer Cluster
-
Healthcast with Charlotte Ames
From the latest cancer research to information on facelifts and the latest fads...
Healthcast with Charlotte Ames is the place to find the information you need.
Weeknights at five WTAJ Health Reporter Charlotte Ames brings you the latest on medical health news. Charlotte Ames is the area's only LOCAL Health Reporter providing you with the information on health related issues and the latest on medical developments.
Have a question or topic you would like to see on Healthcast? Email Charlotte and let her know.
-
HealthcastFriday, February 5th, 20104:55 PMReported by: Charlotte AmesResearchers are now conducting a clinical trial to determine if doctors can predict which heart attack survivors would most benefit from a defibrillator.
Thursday, February 4th, 20104:47 PMReported by: Charlotte AmesWe can prevent 80-percent of heart problems by simple lifestyle changes, like a better diet.
4:39 PMReported by: Charlotte AmesA foot doctor says he's developed a nwe procedure to fix bunions that doesn't require cutting of the bone, and leads to a quicker recovery.
Wednesday, February 3rd, 20104:39 PMReported by: Charlotte AmesA new diagnostic tool could save the lives of women whose breast cancer is difficult to detect with mammography.
Tuesday, February 2nd, 20104:35 PMReported by: Charlotte AmesResearchers believe they've made an important discovery about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or SIDS, the leading cause of unexpected death in babies one month to one year. -
The WeAreCentralPA Community
-
There are no active stories to display. Please check back later.