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December 1st is World AIDS Day.

World AIDS Day

December 1st is World AIDS Day. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) affects approximately 35.3  million people worldwide. This year, we encourage you to spread awareness by educating yourself first.  Find out what HIV is, who’s at risk, and how you can get HIV.

See a listing of UPMC’s AIDS Resources to learn more.

How Does Everyday Stress Impact Your Heart?

Hunting Safety: Prevent Hearing Damage This Season

As you prepare to go hunting this season, UPMC’s Ear, Nose, and Throat team reminds you to cover your ears. Gunshots can be up to 150 decibels and can cause hearing damage, so be sure to follow safe hunting practices.

Learn how to protect your ears this hunting season.

IBD Connect Support Network

UPMC Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center

UPMC’s Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center is one of the largest IBD-subspecialist gastroenterology teams in the nation.  Nearly 30,000 Americans are diagnosed with IBD each year. UPMC has many resources for people with IBD, such as the IBD Connect support network.

Learn what the UPMC Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center can offer you.

 
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