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Spring Is Coming: Great Time to Visit the Botanical Gardens
It is the perfect place to relax, get tips for your own garden and enjoy the ‘Gardens After Dark -Spring Flower Exhibit’ By Catherine
How to Snack Better During the Pandemic
By Anne Palumbo What do potato chips, pretzels and popcorn have in common? You may have guessed: They’ve been flying off the shelves during
What Kids Are Losing with Virtual Learning
Online classes are effective to contain the transmission of coronavirus but they are robbing kids from having the full school experience: interacting with others,
Ergonomics Matter for Children
Arrange your home workspace for comfort, good health By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Ergonomics in the workplace ensures workstations help keep employees in comfortable positions
Bruce R. Troen, M.D.
Chief of geriatric medicine at UB discusses the challenges faced by seniors during COVID-19 and his study of vitamin D as possible drug to
‘Self-ish’ Book Emphasizes Self Care
Tonawanda mental health counselor launches book By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In case of an emergency, flight attendants recommend donning your own oxygen mask before
PCP, Urgent Care or ER?
Where to go when you need quick medical help By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Urgent care centers have helped decrease the load on emergency rooms.
Game On: Roundnet’s Popularity Grows in WNY
Four-person game can be played indoors or outside on either grass, sand or snow By Daniel Meyer Several years after Kan Jam swept the
Food Insecurity: Nearly 200,000 People Affected in WNY
Nearly 200,000 people in a 10-county Western New York area can experience food insecurity. Seniors are particularly affected By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While many