By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you see a piece of locally made artwork at an area business, it may have been created by participants
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Few Providers Offer ‘Special Needs’ Dentistry
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Few people relish a visit to the dentist. For patients with physical, intellectual or emotional disabilities, professional oral health care
Restore and Rebuild
Organization seeks to stifle stigma associated with mental illness By Michael J. Billoni As chief executive officer of Restoration Society, Inc. (RSI), a peer-operated
Family Takes on Autism
By Julie Halm Raising a child on the autism spectrum is not always easy. Nicole LaMonte-DeGolier knows that first hand. What she also knows,
More Families Willing to Adopt Special Needs Kids
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant It may seem like children with special needs would wait longer for a permanent home; however, according to Michael Hill,
Daith Piercing: Can It Reduce Migraine Pain?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most people get body piercings because they like the style; however, a few seek a specific piercing because it’s believed
Men: Building Muscle Size Vs. Strength
Adding variety to a workout helps people achieve their goals By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Some men hit the gym to build muscle size. For
12 Tips to Increase Male Longevity
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The average New York male has a life expectancy of 77.92 years, according to www.worldlifeexpectancy.com, compared with 82.79 for women.
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Shortage of child psychiatrists? Still a shortage but much better and not the way it used to be in Buffalo, says doctor who played
New Apps Pay You to Walk
Forget about bitcoins. The new thing now is ‘Sweatcoins’ — the more you walk, the more you earn By Julie Halm Wouldn’t it be