By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Addiction of any kind can ravage an individual and a family. It can come at any time and be triggered
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Todd Baxter: ‘My Battle with Prostate Cancer’
By Lynette M. Loomis Todd Baxter is a 27-year veteran of local law enforcement and also served three years of active duty with the
Identifying Aggressive Prostate Cancers
Roswell researchers developing genetic testing to establish if prostate cancer is slow-growing or fast-growing. Test to help patients, doctors to determine cancer treatment. By
Low T
Answers for men with low testosterone By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A vague collection of symptoms afflicting men mid-life may signal low testosterone levels. The
Colon Cancer Screening at Home
Colonoscopy remains the gold standard, but home screening is an option for low-risk people, experts say By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As a general rule,
Husband-Wife Team: 30 Years Working Together as Chiropractors
Couple excited their adopted daughter has joined the practice, also as a chiropractor By Tim Fenster For the past 30 years, the Lyons family
US Life Expectancy Decreases
Americans who were born in 2015 are expected to have shorter lives compared to previous generations By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Recently released data from
Community Wellness Institute: 27 Years Promoting Health
By Tim Fenster For the past 27 years, the Community Wellness Institute for a Greater Buffalo & WNY has served as a driving force
Thomas Schenck, M.D.
Chief medical officer at BlueCross BlueShield on his career, the Affordable Care Act and on perceptions that insurance companies are an impediment to care
My Experience as a ‘Big Loser’
Getting into shape: ‘I needed a real kick in the butt and that’s what I received at The Biggest Loser.’ By Michael J. Billoni