Winter in Western New York? Bring it ON! By Nancy Cardillo Ya know what? Winters in Buffalo can be long, dark, cold and depressing.
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Avoid Chapped Skin
Cream and ointment-type products work better to keep skin from cracking because of the cold weather, according to local experts. By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
Paul D. Paterson, M.D.
Hand and upper extremity orthopedic surgeon talks about innovative ways to treat carpal tunnel syndrome, elbow and shoulder problems By Chris Motola Q: Your
Evergreen Health: Making a Difference in Lives of LGBT Community — and Beyond
By Nancy Cardillo Liza Pereira is a retention support assistant at Evergreen Health, a Buffalo-based nonprofit organization that provides medical, supportive and behavioral services
Amherst Resident Raising Funds to Fight Mitochondrial Disease
John Geraci was diagnosed with the disease when he was 23. Now at 28, he’s raised nearly $40,000 for research and treatment By Julie
The John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital Set to Open This Month
By Nancy Cardillo Women, children and families from Western New York and beyond starting this month will see increased access to enhanced medical services,
Who Is John R. Oishei?
His foundation has donated $10 million to the new Children’s Hospital that bears his name By Nancy Cardillo Born in Buffalo in 1886, John
Paleo for Type 2 Diabetes? Proceed With Caution
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Dietary changes to manage Type 2 diabetes may seem confusing and hard to handle. Following a well-known and publicized paleo
Field of Dreams… For Everyone
Children with physical, mental disabilities stay active throughout the year By Daniel Meyer “The one constant through all the years has been baseball. It
Life’s Simple 7: Key to Brain, Heart Health
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The American Heart Association developed the “Life’s Simple 7” program to help keep the brain and heart healthy from childhood