HEALTH AND WELLNESS NEWS YOU CAN USE

In this issue, get an exclusive look at cutting edge clinical trials directed by UPMC. Take a look at some healthy tips for eating right, relieving pain through alternative medicine, and learn how the Aging Institute of UPMC Senior Services and the University of Pittsburgh can help older adults battling depression.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Check out the articles from our most recent issue!

Hope and Healing

UPMC is leading the way with new treatment options for hepatitis C...
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Health Tips From UPMC Health Plan - A Healing Touch

There are ways to relieve pain and nausea through alternative medicine....
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Health Tips from UPMC Health Plan - Food in a Glass

Choosing the best milk option for you... Read the article >>

Clinical Trials Can Change Lives

Bringing patients, physicians, and researchers together to change the future of medicine... Read the article >>

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Depression and Older Adults

While it may be common, it's important to know that depression is not a normal part of aging... Read the article >>


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