Culture of nurturing, feeling of family part of success By Jana Eisenberg A culture emphasizing family, nurturing and quality care is one of the
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Losing a Baby
Program at Catholic Health helps mothers and fathers who have lost a baby By Julie Halm Mother’s Day is a joyful time for many
Blood Pressure: Understanding the New Guidelines
New parameters mean more Americans have high blood pressure By Jim Miller If you’re unsure what your blood pressure levels should be, you’re not
8 Health Issues Affecting Baby Boomers
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many issues affect the health of older adults. Area experts weighed in on eight of them. 1. Alzheimer’s disease The
US Lifespan Decreasing
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Much of the emphasis in modern medicine has focused on longevity. We want to live longer, healthier lives. But according
Aerobic Exercise Key for Brain Health
Practice helps prevent cognitive decline, say experts By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Aerobic exercise may offer protection from cognitive decline, according to two recent studies.
Occupational Hearing Loss is Preventable
Expert: ‘Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent. It typically occurs gradually over months and years’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Earlier this year, rock and blues
New York Ranks Nearly Worst State for Docs
High premiums for medical malpractice insurance one of the reasons By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The personal finance website WalletHub recently released its report on
Thomas J. Madejski, M.D.
Buffalo-area doctor, elected president of Medical Society of the State of New York, wants to focus on preventive care to curb obesity, diabetes By
Amherst Friends Organize Fundraising for a (Rare) Cause
Rally for Rohleder in Amherst to raise funds to support patient with rare, aggressive blood cancer condition By Katie Coleman Being diagnosed with an