Treating women’s incontinence By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you’re a woman experiencing urinary incontinence, you’re like many other American women. The National Institutes of
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Recognizing and Treating Depression in Retirement
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, Since retiring a few years ago, my husband has become increasingly irritable and apathetic. I’m concerned that he’s
Rosie The Riveter: Working Women’s Icon
By Deborah Banikowski “Rosie the Riveter” is an American icon representing women working in factories during World War II. These women learned new jobs
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Stay Mentally Healthy This Season
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Eat right. Exercise. Get medical check-ups. All of these may help you maintain better physical health. But what about mental
Want to Avoid Catching a Cold or the Flu? Simply Wash Your Hands
‘Hand washing can be a game changer to prevent common respiratory viruses,’ says Erie County Health Commissioner Gale Burstein By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The
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OB-GYN gives up being obstetrician to focus on pediatric and adolescent gynecology By Chris Motola Q: I understand you’ve been focusing your practice more
Aspirin: The Magic Pill
Among other things, people use it to prevent heart attack, to fight headaches, relieve pain — a new study now shows it also reduces the
Kevin Guest House: Expanding to Provide for Those in Need
Home to more than 1,200 guests who come to Buffalo for medical treatment, officials are raising money to open a fourth building By Nancy
Healthcare in a Minute – December
By George W. Chapman Insurance Market Dominance Critics of the Affordable Care Act have been quick to point out that insurance choices on the