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Dr William Balash s half-century of medicine reflected deep concern for patients

TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A former colleague of Dr. William Balash will never forget the snowy night in January several years ago when he received a phone call at 2 a.m. One of Balash’s patients was in the intensive care unit of Allegheny Valley Hospital. He wasn’t doing well. “Dr. Balash cared about his patients very deeply. Everybody says they care about their patients. but he really did,” said Allegheny Health Network cardiologist Dr. Venkatraman Srinivasan. “He would call me at all hours of the day and night inquiring about his patients that I was also involved in taking care of in the hospital.

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AHN, UPMC change dates for closing, opening New Kensington facilities

AHN, UPMC change dates for closing, opening New Kensington facilities
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Allegheny Health Network Offers T-VEC Virus-Based Treatment for Advanced Melanoma

Allegheny Health Network Offers T-VEC Virus-Based Treatment for Advanced Melanoma Share Article Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network is offering patients with advanced melanoma treatment with an oncolytic (cancer-killing) virus called Imlygic or T-VEC. It is injected directly into the tumor, where it works by replicating inside the cancer cells. AHN surgical oncologist Howard Edington, MD, talks with patient Paul Kirsch prior to treatment with T-VEC “Unlike other therapies for advanced melanoma, T-VEC is usually well tolerated and is suitable for many patients, including the elderly. It also has a “bystander effect,” killing nearby tiny lesions in addition to the primary tumor.” - Howard Edington, MD, AHN surgical oncologist

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New Guidelines Imposed On Counsel s Conduct During Depositions In Allegheny County - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Litigators in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, should take note of a recent opinion by Judge Philip Ignelzi that significantly amends and clarifies the rules governing counsel s conduct during depositions. On March 30, 2021, in I.L. v. Allegheny Health Network, et al., G.D. 18-011924 (C.P. Allegheny), Judge Ignelzi announced that in order to reduce the court s pretrial workload and expand the scope of responses that may be elicited from deponents (and in line with the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure), counsel s role in defending depositions will be

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Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic lead pro-COVID-19 vaccine coalition

(Photo by Alexandru Pavalache\EyeEm\Getty Images) The Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic are leading a coalition of 60 hospitals and healthcare institutions in a nationwide campaign to encourage adults to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Get the Vaccine to Save Lives is designed to reassure the public that vaccines are safe, effective and necessary to achieve herd immunity and return to normal, according to the Cleveland Clinic. The COVID-19 vaccine is safe and highly effective and offers our best hope for beating the disease, said Dr. Tom Mihaljevic, Cleveland Clinic s CEO and president. Mayo Clinic s President and CEO Dr. Gianrico Farrugia said, The vaccine is our strongest asset to end the pandemic, and I urge everyone who is eligible to get whichever vaccine you re first offered to save lives.

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