By Chris Motola Interim division chief of UBMD Pediatrics discusses how a stable routine at home can contribute to kids’ success in school, stress
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Demand Continues High for Respiratory Therapist
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A licensed respiratory therapist can make an annual mean wage of $65,770 With only an associate degree, a licensed respiratory
Eye Injury First Aid
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Do you know what to do if a splinter flies into your eye? Or what about a splash of cleaning
Q&A with Dan Porreca
By Brenda Alesii Executive director of HEALTHeLINK’s explains why the merger with Population Health Collaborative will help improve the health of Western New Yorkers
Disc Golf Soaring in Popularity
By Daniel Meyer Local courses offer outdoor fitness option for people of all ages, skill levels Disc golf continues to grow as a popular
Lisa Jane Jacobsen, M.D
By Chris Motola Local OB-GYN counts as one of her roles to teach medical students and residents. She is one of the few specializing
Reiki Growing in Popularity
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Once dismissed in many circles of Western medicine as quackery, reiki has gained a reputation as helpful for pain, anxiety
It’s ‘Eat Up’ Season
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Festivals across Upstate New York feature all sorts of food In addition to the great weather, summer brings a bevy of
Camp Good Days Resumes In-Person Camps for Kids with Cancer
By Steve Yablonski Camp Good Days was founded by Gary Mervis after his daughter, Elizabeth “Teddi” Mervis, was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor
Q&A with Kimberly Kadziolka
By Brenda Alesii New executive director at Parent Network of WNY explains organization’s mission, which is to help people with disabilities, and says African-Americans