Roswell Park hematology/oncology physician enjoys practicing in a community setting; noted for developing positive rapport with patients By Chris Motola Q: You primarily specialize
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UB Doctor Dispels Myths About the Flu
Flu season expected to continue through May By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The flu season has ravaged the United States once again this year. The
On the Road to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Innovative athletic program known as RACIN!’ assists Western New York athletes living with disabilities By Daniel Meyer Helping people with developmental disabilities experience the
5 Things to Know About Preventing Heart Disease
One in every four deaths in the U.S. is caused by heart disease, considered one the most preventable health ailments By Ernst Lamothe Jr.
Weight Affects Heart Failure Risk
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that 5.7 million Americans have heart failure, a condition that contributes
Demand for Community Health Educators Expected to Grow Faster Than Average
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Perhaps you’re interested in health, but a career in hands-on care isn’t for you. Or maybe you enjoy communicating and
Unexpected Rewards of Becoming a Caregiver
By George Shannon It’s true, the life of a caregiver can be demanding, difficult and daunting. I spent seven years of my life in
Need a Ride? You Have Options
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Half of non-drivers who are 65 and older stay home because they lack transportation options, according to www.seniorliving.org. This means
Aging with Grace
Both professionals, regular folk reflect on how to age successfully By Jenna Schifferle Growing older can be difficult. With age comes new life transitions,
Yoga. Is It Time to Try?
Yoga: It should be fun and make you feel good By Jana Eisenberg Have you tried yoga? Have you wanted to, but not known