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What Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Mean for Pittsburgh as School Starts (opens the original)
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Just a few days after health officials warned that people in Pittsburgh may have been exposed to measles, two residents in another part of Pennsylvania died of the disease, the first deaths from the disease in 2026. Neither individual was vaccinated against measles, according to the state’s health department. The deaths mark the first time anyone in Pennsylvania has died of measles in more than three decades and came just a day after school started in Pittsburgh, with nearly 18,000 students retu
Department of Justice Stops Pursuit of Trans Youth Records at UPMC (opens the original)
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More than a year after trying to force University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to hand over the records of youth receiving transgender healthcare, the U.S. Department of Justice has abandoned its efforts, withdrawing its motion earlier this week. The hospital network and insurance provider, which is the largest nongovernment employer in Pennsylvania, was one of more than 20 doctors and clinics the federal government attempted to subpoena in an effort to gather the records of youth receiving gend
West Nile Virus Found in Pittsburgh. Is Mosquito-Borne Illness Common? (opens the original)
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Mosquito samples in the Pittsburgh area recently tested positive for West Nile Virus, a mosquito-borne disease that causes about 2,000 diagnosed illnesses in people each year — a number the Centers for Disease Control says is an undercount. The Allegheny County Health Department will spray for mosquitos on July 22 in several areas around the county, according to a press release from the department. They’ll spray when mosquitos carrying West Nile Virus are most likely to be active. Allegheny Coun
What to Know About Cyclosporiasis Cases, Prevention in Pittsburgh Area (opens the original)
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Has Pittsburgh been hit by the U.S. outbreak of cyclosporiasis, the illness sickening thousands with explosive diarrhea? Is there treatment? And are there specific produce you should avoid eating to lower your risk of catching the parasite that causes the illness? Experts believe cases in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia are linked. But there aren’t many details yet on the source of the illness, and cases are likely underreported. Here’s what we know about cyclosporiasis cases in Pitts
Pittsburgh one of the best cities for young homebuyers, study finds (opens the original)
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For young people looking to purchase their first place, Pittsburgh is one of the most accessible metro areas to buy a home. A new report from ConsumerAffairs ranked Pittsburgh among the top 10 metro areas for homeowners under 35. For the 2026 report, a research team examined 2024 data on homeownership rates and mortgage lending activity in 100 of the most populous metro areas in the U.S. to track access to homeownership for young people. They also considered factors such as median home sale pric
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