Search Results for: Ph.D.

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  Bad News Fatigue: How to Stay Informed Without Feeling Stressed

  October 7, 2022

  Feeling overwhelmed by news headlines and world crises? You're not alone. Find tips for coping with bad news fatigue.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Western Behavioral Health

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Mental Health

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• Article - 10 Minute Read

  UPMC HealthBeat Podcast: Understanding and Treating Seasonal Affective Disorder

  May 18, 2022

  Kathryn Roecklein, PhD, of Pitt's Seasonality Research Program explains why seasonal affective disorder symptoms shouldn’t be taken lightly.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC Western Behavioral Health

  Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Mental Health, UPMC HealthBeat Podcast

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  Ryan Shazier’s 50 Phenoms: Learning to Cope After a Devastating Crash

  April 11, 2022

  Paula Franetti was seriously injured when a speeding driver ran a red light, blindsiding her. Learn how Paula later drove her own recovery.Watch Now

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC

  Categorized as: Family Health, Living and Wellness, UPMC Stories

  Tagged with: Ryan Shazier's 50 Phenoms, Ryan Shazier’s 50 Phenoms Season 1

  

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  An Unorthodox Summer Camp for Kids Is All Heart

  April 17, 2019

  Born with a rare heart condition, one UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh patient went on to inspire kids with a unique summer camp.Watch Now

  Medically Reviewed by UPMC

  Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Pediatrics

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  How CURE Improves the Health of Pennsylvanians

  March 13, 2019

  The goal of CURE is to support research that improves the health of Pennsylvanians. It provides funding for health research, hospital care programs, and more.View Infographic

  Medically Reviewed by Government Advocacy

  Categorized as: Cancer Care, Living and Wellness, Policy and Advocacy

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• Article - 2 Minute Read

  UPMC Handcyclist to Again Conquer 26.2 Miles

  April 27, 2017

  Learn more about Ashli Molinero, an experienced handcyclist competing in the upcoming Pittsburgh Marathon.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Sports Medicine

  Categorized as: Fitness

  Tagged with: handcycle, marathon, Pittsburgh

  

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  Recovery from Partial ACL Tear: Ariana’s Story

  April 5, 2017

  Ariana received treatment for a partial ACL tear at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. Read more about her treatment and recovery.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Sports Medicine

  Categorized as: Sports Medicine

  Tagged with: acl tear, back to school, orthopaedic surgery, physical therapy, sports injury, sports medicine

  

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  Hoarding Disorder: The Silent Struggle You Can’t Hide

  June 23, 2015

  Hoarding Disorder can have a profound effect on a person's well-being. Find out how you can help your loved one if you think they may be suffering.Learn More

  Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Neurosurgery and Brain Health

  Tagged with: geriatrics, hoard, hoarding, hoarding disorder, Mental Disorders, older adults

  

• Article - 2 Minute Read

  How Holiday Smells Create Fond Memories: Making Sense of Scents

  November 29, 2014

  During the holidays, our sense of smell evokes powerful memories and emotions from the past — thanks to the fascinating way our brains work! Learn more.Read More

  Medically Reviewed by Neurosurgery

  Categorized as: Family Health, Neurosurgery and Brain Health

  Tagged with: brain, emotional brain, holiday, holidays, limbic system, memories, memory, nose, Ph.D., Rachel Herz, smell, smells, traditions, turkey