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Wagering on Weight Loss
New fitness models promote weight loss with financial incentive By Tim Fenster Millions of Americans want to lose weight, but the road to one’s
New Fitness for the New Year
Greater Buffalo area promises lots of options this winter season By Catherine Miller One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to get
8 Tips for Staying Fit and Injury-free at the Gym
By Margaret Harvey, DO 1. Start with a Warm Up. Don’t challenge cold muscles. Run in place for a few minutes before stretching, gently and
What to Do with Dark Circles Around the Eye
Do people constantly ask if you’re tired because of dark circles under your eyes? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Do people constantly ask if you’re
Top 10 Ways Women Can Improve Their Health
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Want to be fitter and healthier in 2017? Here are the top tips from local experts. 1. Take small steps
Gynecologic Cancer Signs
Experts say ignoring certain signs would allow a cancer to grow and possibly spread By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Any change in your gynecologic health
Physicians, Shouldering the Brunt, Carry On
‘To my knowledge, no other profession has had to endure more changes or more attacks on their autonomy than that of physicians’ By George
Ken Garbarino, MD
Geriatrician: ‘We have to remind patients that we don’t have the fountain of youth’ By Chris Motola Q: Give us an overview of your
Heart Surgery Survivor Says Local VA Saved His Life — Twice
By Michael J. Billoni W.T. “Bill” McKibben, an 87-year-old communications practitioner and author, is a veteran of the Korean War whose life was saved