How Harrisburg is Already Rebounding
While the city seems mired in finger-pointing, there are indicators, including a commercial real estate development expected to provide 4,100 jobs, pointing toward recovery.
Geisinger doctors experiment with showing patients their notes
It's uncommon for patients themselves to see doctors' notes about their visits. That changed when 27 Geisinger Health System physicians took part in a project to share their notes with the people they treated.
LoRes-TV: Erie's Project Jobs Aims to Leave No Job Unfilled
A job is a terrible thing to waste. That's why a group in Erie is working to create an inventory of employers and their needs, now and in the future, using a model it hopes to replicate across PA.
Hospital in northwest PA to monitor patients electronically, at home
Patients with chronic illnesses can avoid repeated hospital stays if their health problems are addressed before they become severe. The Meadville Medical Center is rolling out a program to catch problems while they can still be easily addressed.
Who Says You Can't Grow a Drug Company in Pittsburgh?
They said it couldn't be done in Pittsburgh but drug developer Knopp Neurosciences, a startup gem aiming to treat diseases like ALS and Parkinson's, proves otherwise.
Let's Move: How Pittsburgh is Tackling Childhood Obesity
The city leads in too many categories when it comes to the national epidemic of childhood obesity. But one local group believes that can be reversed and here's why.
Harrisburg event will introduce students to careers in biotechnology
The March 23 Biotechnology Showcase at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology will give students in middle school, high school and college a chance to learn more about jobs in this growing field.
Debunking the List: Philly As Most Depressed City is Comical
A psychology website ranks our city as the most depressed based on Google Trends and an assortment of keywords. Both its methodology and presentation are bogus.
Slice of 'Pi' Could Solidify Bethlehem's Rep for Tech
In 8,000 square feet on the second floor of a former downtown mill, the Partnership for Innovation is a product of the city's surging community of technology companies and highly skilled workers.
Machinery from State College company could save biotech firms time and money
A State College startup has developed a system that could save time and money for companies that purify proteins as part of the process of developing vaccines and conducting biotechnological research.