By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Experts agree that suspending social visits to nursing homes represents an important way to reduce breakouts of COVID-19. While this
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Employment Whim Turned into Loved Career
For Dylan Deabold, nursing requires more than a diploma: “Your heart has to be into it” By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Buffalo resident Dylan Deabold
Family Example Drew Man to Nursing
West Seneca RN currently working with COVID-19 patients in New York City By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While it’s human nature to flee from danger,
Volunteering Shifted Educator to Nursing
Susan Roeser, RN: ‘I love taking care of people. It just gives me joy.’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Helping with a volunteer ambulance corps
Things You Need to Know About Viruses
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The world is learning more about how certain viruses spread in speed and how long they can linger. Virus-laden droplets
Family Therapist: ‘Turn Off Your TV’
Kathleen Calabrese, CEO of nonprofit Brain-Body Technology Institute, offers nine tips to keep stress in check during the coronavirus pandemic By Kathleen Calabrese 1.
10 Old School Tips for Caretakers of Quarantined Persons
By Karla Thomas Handwashing with soapy water thoroughly and frequently for at least 20 seconds, is the single most important thing you can do to remain COVID-19-free. There is more to quarantining than simply isolating,
MHA recognizes people who make a difference
Mike Billoni of Billoni Associates in Buffalo recently received the “Courage to Come Back Award” from the Mental Health Advocates of WNY (MHA). Billoni was
Dr. Hicks Jr. receives Weill Cornell Medical Center award
Recognized for his contributions to patient care, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Wesley Hicks Jr., has earned a Distinguished Alumnus Award from Weill Cornell Medical
Coping with Coronavirus
By John Addyman I figured, I’ve got this coronavirus thing handled — no problem. Tell me I’ve got to spend some weeks at home