Capitol grounds. We saw another portion of the branch collapse as well. It is still an unstable, unstable tree. The man was pinned under a large portion of the tree for a period of time. He was given cpr. He was unconscious at the time. They got him out from under the tree and transported him to a local hospital. He is said to be in Critical Condition. Here along independence avenue, a large portion is closed to the public. A large contingent of u. S. Capitol police are investigating. There are tourists at the u. S. Capitol but they have to walk around the area. The part of independence is closed from Second Street to first street in southwest. About three or four blocks of independence avenue closed off after a large portion of the tree fell on an adult male. We dont have his identification at this point. We dont know if he was a staffer here or a tourist. It appears he was alone. He is in Critical Condition at a local hospital as the u. S. Capitol Police Continue their investigation.
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After the Jan. 19 closure of UPMC Magee-Womens Specialty Services in Station Medical Center to accommodate a transition from a full-time local breast surgeon to periodic visits from surgeons based in Pittsburgh, the center will likely reopen in February or March, according to a UPMC Altoona spokeswoman. “They are finalizing the timeline,” stated Sarah Deist […]
Starting late next month, UPMC Magee-Womens Specialty Services in Altoona will no longer have a full-time breast surgeon, but will begin relying instead on periodic visits from surgeons affiliated with UPMC Magee-Womens in Pittsburgh. Patient volumes have been declining in recent years and are no longer high enough to justify a surgeon wholly dedicated to […]
PITTSBURGH – An Altoona couple have held to their claims that doctors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center failed to follow up on the wife-plaintiff’s initial diagnosis of adenopathy, which she says led her to develop late-stage thyroid cancer.