Doctors treating more children with kidney stones

Last year, Children’s Hospital saw 100 patients who had kidney stones, said Michael Moritz, clinical director of pediatric nephrology.

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  Autistic siblings have more differences than similarities, study finds

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  Study indicates use of nasal steroids can stunt growth in children

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  Health happenings for the week of Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Last survivors recall Auschwitz, ask if lessons learned

Today's gathering in Poland marks perhaps the last major anniversary survivors of the Nazi German camp will be able to attend in numbers.

Patriots owner says he expects team to be cleared of under-inflated football charge

A fiery Robert Kraft defended his team’s actions and integrity and said he expects the NFL to apologize once the investigation is over.

Texas WR Gentry Ivery commits to Pitt

Ivery is the seventh member of Pitt's recruiting class to commit to new coach Pat Narduzzi. All seven have come in the past week.

Details of US-India nuclear power deal still unknown

It’s unclear if the concerns of companies like Westinghouse Electric Co. have been completely relieved by an agreement announced on Sunday.

Suit claims ‘Silencing Act’ restricting speech of Pa. inmates is unconstitutional

The law allows prosecutors or crime victims to seek an injunction when an convict’s behavior may cause a state of “mental anguish.”

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  Abu-Jamal, prisoner advocates sue over Pennsylvania law restricting speech