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Basketball Star Player Now Helping Student-Athletes, Seniors
Gregory Gamble II, who played semi-professional basketball, has founded a company (Odds2Beat) that offers a variety of training By Tim Fenster Gregory Gamble II,
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Experts: Working the soil can relax, reduce stress levels and mental fatigue By Nancy Cardillo American botanist Luther Burbank may have said it best:
Is NY the Worst Place for Doctors?
Yes, according to a national survey; local medical society disagrees By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant New York ranks dead last as the most desirable places
Thomas J. Foels, M.D.
Top doctor at Independent Health on medical reimbursement, consolidation of practices, the role of primary care and why concierge medicine doesn’t provide the benefit
The Sammy V. Story
After losing everything due to obsessive-compulsive behavior (OCD), man fights back from oblivion By Michael J. Billoni Sammy Violante, a 63-year-old motivational and inspirational
AIDS Walk: May 6
Fight Against HIV/AIDS Continues: ‘Keep Walking, Keep Talking’ By Tim Fenster We have come a long way since Evergreen Health held its first-ever AIDS
Why Work as a Nurse?
National Nurses Week, May 6–12 By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nursing is a field brimming with opportunities and challenges. Though to many outside nursing, it
Beyond the RN: Furthering Your Education
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Some registered nurses view furthering their education as a means of opening doors of opportunity such as working in an
5 Things You Need to Know About Protecting Your Hearing
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Hearing loss can be so gradual that some people don’t notice the effects until it is too late. Hearing is