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Cochlear Implant Not Just for People Who Are Deaf
Technology has come a long way and some with hearing impairment are opting for the device instead of regular hearing aids By Deborah Jeanne
Navigating the Hospice Learning Curve
‘Where I once associated hospice with death, I now regard hospice as representing the essence of life itself’ By Phil Rice About 20 years
108 Years of Age
Family and friends of East Aurora native gathered for big birthday celebration. Key to longevity? Stay calm By Daniel Meyer Miriam Rosen Minsker thinks
5 Things You Need to Do If You’re an Older Adult
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Physician Brian Clemency has been involved in prehospital care for nearly 20 years, beginning his career as a firefighter and
3 Questions to Kenneth Houseknecht
Mental Health Association director working to protect those challenged by mental illness By Michael J. Billoni Kenneth Houseknecht, who has more than 30 years
Winter is Coming. Time to Get Moving
Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are some of the great ways to stay in shape this coming season By Tim Fenster For those who live
Fight AIDS: Dine Out on Oct. 11
Event to help those with HIV, AIDS in WNY By Nancy Cardillo Do you want to know an easy — and delicious — way
More U.S. Adults Using Marijuana Than Ever
Daily use nearly doubled between 2002 and 2014, study finds As perceptions of marijuana change, more American adults are using pot than ever before,
Can the Zika Virus Mosquito Get to Upstate?
By Lynette M. Loomis When most people think of summer and fall fun, they also think of mosquito bites. While mosquitos are a huge