Nursing: Oncology
They handle everything from success stories to death sentences: nurses who deal with cancer every day. How do you measure the expertise and value of an oncology nurse? Ask the patient... and we do. Writer/Producer: David Solomon. Camera/Editing: Frank Caloiero.
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Series: OnQ
Good oral hygiene is about much more than a pretty smile. Your mouth can often impact the health of the rest of your body. OnQ's Tonia Caruso begins a four-part series by explaining why we all need to care about our teeth, gums and more.
It seems like so many people are out of jobs and can't find them. But what if we told you there are thousands of jobs available here in the Pittsburgh region? OnQ's Tonia Caruso explains how you can find these jobs and talks with some of the people who are hiring.
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Ruth may be 93 years old and legally blind, but she knows how to start the day! Her early morning piano concerts brighten up everyone at Seneca Hills Village, an independent living facilty in Penn Hills.
A pet can not only provide companionship, but may even contribute to a healthier and longer life. OnQ reports on the health benefits for older Americans who own a dog, cat or other loving pet. You'll also see how pet therapy is used in palliative care units and nursing homes.