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Should I Visit Urgent Care or Primary Care?
Your health care team should include both a primary care physician and an urgent care clinic. Learn which to call and when.Read More
Categorized as: Family Health, Living and Wellness
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It Takes a Team of Nurses to Come Back from Orthopaedic Surgery
In addition to a highly trained surgeon, a coordinated and skilled nursing team is key to your recovery after joint replacement surgery.Read More
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Orthopaedics
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50 Phenoms: Boy Receives the Miracle of Transplant — Twice
Luke Maeding underwent a double lung transplant at 9 years old and needed a small bowel transplant a decade later. Learn more.Watch Now
Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Pediatrics, UPMC Stories
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What Is a Bone Density Test?
Bones tend to lose density as we age. Lower bone density can make bones more fragile and can lead to osteoporosis. Learn moreRead More
Categorized as: Family Health, Living and Wellness
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UPMC Sports Medicine Return to Play: Foot and Ankle Injuries
If you are experiencing foot and ankle discomfort, or become suddenly injured, seek the care you need at UPMC Sports Medicine.Watch Now
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Sports Medicine
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George’s Story: Recovering with Blood Flow Restriction Treatment
In September 2020, George Patek nearly lost his leg in a car accident. He sustained an open distal fracture of his tibia and fibula, above his ankle, and underwent surgery at that time.Read More
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Rehabilitation, UPMC Stories
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Tips to Avoid Cold-Weather Running Injuries
Running in the cold carries the risk of sprains, strains, falls, and other injuries. Learn how you can stay healthy while staying active.Read More
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Sports Medicine
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Eileen: Overcoming Back Pain Without Surgery
By the time Eileen Scott turned 66, she was at her wit's end. Born with scoliosis, she'd spent a lifetime dealing with chronic back pain. But her pain had become so severe she could barely walk 250 steps a day. As she neared retirement, she wondered about her future and dreams of traveling.Read More
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Spine Health
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UPMC Sports Medicine Return to Play: Shoulder Injuries
UPMC has experts who are specifically trained in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic shoulder injuries. Learn more.Watch Now
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Sports Medicine