Locals find tennis is a good way to stay active, social By Jana Eisenberg Judy Behr, 74, and her husband Dennis, 75, have a
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Super Senior: Tony Agnello
A retired teacher who taught in Orchard Park hailed as a role model By Daniel Meyer As an active and dynamic senior citizen, Anthony
Want a Longer, Healthier Life? Volunteer
Local retirees say they find a more meaningful life as a result of their volunteering By Nancy Cardillo Jeri Mazur was a school librarian
Robert S. Miletich, M.D.
UB researcher working to advance nuclear medicine techniques to better diagnose brain diseases, including Alzheimer’s, autism, Parkinson’s. He’s studying brain scans from 16,000 patients
New ER at ECMC
Construction of a new ER at ECMC expected to start this summer, complete by 2019 By Tim Fenster When Western New Yorkers suffer the
6 Tips to Get Savvy on Autism Research
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The prevalence of autism spectrum disorders is one in every 54 live births, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Make $45,000+ with an Associate’s Degree
Great opportunities in the health industry available for people who have only a two-year degree By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Joining the health care field
Workout for Autism
Dedicated fitness buff gives of himself to help daughter, others with autism By Tim Fenster Many have come and launched fundraisers based around runs,
Long-term Contraceptives Offer Convenience
Long-acting, reversible contraception methods provide nearly foolproof contraception for three to 10 years By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Instead of remembering to take a daily
Shift Work May Hamper Conception
Harvard study suggests that women who work late shifts may have problems conceiving a baby By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A study recently released by