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  What Is Facial Nerve Paralysis?

  December 30, 2022

  Damaged or inflamed facial nerves can cause temporary facial paralysis. Learn more about causes, symptoms, and how you can seek help.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Rehabilitation Institute

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Rehabilitation

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  Health Disparities Q&A with Aaron Taylor, MD

  July 11, 2023

  Aaron Taylor, MD, joined UPMC Mercy's Division of Trauma in 2020 as an orthopaedic trauma surgeon. Learn more.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Orthopaedic Care

  Categorized as: Health Equity, Living and Wellness

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  Health Disparities Q&A with Naudia N. Jonassaint, MD, MHS

  November 12, 2021

  Naudia N. Jonassaint, MD, MHS, focuses on risk assessment in transplantation and explores health disparities in liver transplant outcomes.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Government Advocacy

  Categorized as: Health Equity, Living and Wellness

  Tagged with: Health Disparities Q&A

  

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  Dr. Margaret Rosenzweig Explores Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer

  March 19, 2021

  Black women are more likely to die of breast cancer. UPMC research shows that they are less likely to receive their full course of treatment.Learn More

  Categorized as: Breast Cancer, Cancer Care, Health Equity, Health Topics A-Z, Living and Wellness

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  Musicians and Injuries: How One Physical Therapist Is Helping Artists Who Play Through Pain

  January 8, 2021

  Many advanced and professional musicians stop playing their instruments because of pain. But when musicians rehab like athletes, they can return to play.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Sports Medicine

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Sports Medicine

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  A Valentine’s Day to Remember: Margo’s Story

  July 13, 2023

  Margo Morrow and her husband, Jim, were looking forward to a quiet Friday searching for countertops for their new home in Reynoldsville, Pa. But Feb. 14, 2020 turned out to be a Valentine’s Day they’ll never forget.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Heart and Vascular Institute

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Heart and Vascular Health, UPMC Stories

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  Melissa’s Recovery from Concussion

  June 29, 2017

  One in ten high school athletes in the United States who play contact sports will suffer a concussion each year they play. Learn more.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Sports Medicine

  Categorized as: Sports Medicine

  Tagged with: concussion, concussion evaluation, concussion recovery, soccer

  

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  Video: A Conversation with Dr. Abhi Humar and Cam Heyward

  July 13, 2023

  Dr. Abhi Humar talks about the importance of living liver donors with special guest Cam Heyward of the Pittsburgh Steelers.Watch Now

  Medically Reviewed by Transplant Services

  Categorized as: Living and Wellness

  Tagged with: cam heyward, dr. abhi humar, liver donation, living liver donor, organ donation, Transplant Services, video

  

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  Growing Up With Congenital Heart Disease – Now What?

  November 8, 2013

  Learn how the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center at UPMC responds to and treats the special challenges facing adults living with congenital heart disease.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center

  Categorized as: Heart and Vascular Health

  Tagged with: Alexis Laney, aorta, arrhythmia, cardiologist, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, Cleveland, echocardiogram, EKG, heart failure, open heart surgery, patient story, pediatric cardiologist, Stephen Cook MD FACC, stroke, sudden cardiac death, UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute