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Wearing red raises awareness of heart disease among women People around the country and in the Southern Tier will don something red on Friday, Feb.Jan 30, 2023 -
UHS athletic trainers can respond quickly to a cardiac event The sports medicine experts at UHS say a cardiac arrest can happen to anybody, anytime, anywhere—including to a young, healthy-appearing athlete on the field of play.Jan 23, 2023 -
Uganda Parliament member tours UHS Pharmacies The Pharmacy team at UHS Hospitals hosted a visiting dignitary from Africa Jan.Jan 18, 2023 -
Make women’s health screenings a priority with start of 2023 The COVID-19 pandemic unfortunately caused many people to put off visits to their providers and postpone routine health screenings.Jan 10, 2023 -
What is CPR and why should I learn it? It can be the difference between life and death.Jan 05, 2023 -
Viruses don’t respect the holidays Concerns persist about the “tripledemic”—the ongoing threat of COVID-19, the flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)—three respiratory viruses that are happening all at oDec 19, 2022 -
I have the flu, when should I seek care? As flu activity reaches its highest levels in nearly a decade, it is important to take steps to prevent getting or spreading the illness.Dec 08, 2022 -
Take action to avoid getting and spreading the flu This is flu season, and healthcare professionals are seeing a concerning uptick in cases of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).Nov 30, 2022 -
Take precautions to survive winter’s deep-freeze You can enjoy wintertime without taking risks, even when the temperature dips well below freezing.Nov 27, 2022 -
Holidays don’t necessarily mean weight-gain time As the time for some of the year’s most popular holidays draws nigh, many people worry about the likelihood of weight gain in connection with the sumptuous meals of the seaNov 21, 2022
