By Ernst Lamothe Jr. While many other health ailments receive more attention, heart disease continues to be the No. 1 killer of both men
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GMO Labeling
Law to allow labeling GMO food doesn’t please critics-supporters By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In August, President Obama signed into law a requirement for labeling
3,000,000+: That’s the number of robotic-assisted surgeries performed worldwide
Local providers say more progress has been made in robotic surgical equipment By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant More than three million patients worldwide have experienced
Carpal Tunnel: UB Professor Discusses Ways to Avoid It
By Tim Fenster Surely most people have experienced some pressure in their hands or wrists, be it from a long stint at a keyboard,
Get Ready for Flu Season
Flumist inhaled flu vaccine is out this year, but there are other types, especially for seniors, expected to be more effective By Deborah Jeanne
Holiday Blues or Depression?
Why the ’happiest season of all’ brings sadness and depression. Experts weigh in By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Instead of Joy to the World, some
Avoid Holiday Weight Gain — If You Can
For most people, losing weight in December is next to impossible; however, maintaining the same weight is an achievable goal, experts say By Deborah
Toy-buying Season. But How Safe Are These Toys?
Experts say consumers have to be careful with what types of toys they buy for children By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Are children on your
Texting Can Be a Real Pain
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If your child complains of hand and neck pain, keep a closer eye on his texting and tablet habit. It
Building a Strength Program One Muscle at a Time
Hilbert College’s new coach helping students succeed athletically By Daniel Meyer In just a few short months on the job, Matthew Diegelman is making a