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Pay Gaps Persist for Female Doctors Across the U.S.: Study
Medicare reimbursement review finds male specialists earning more Female doctors in the United States make much less than their male colleagues, a new study
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Finally a Kidney, After a Three-Year Wait
Rochester Paul Bloser scheduled to undergo kidney transplant, after a long wait By Katie Coleman Back in March I wrote an article for In
2 Kids an Hour Hurt in Strollers, Infant Carriers
About one-third of these were more serious injuries, study finds Although strollers and child carriers may look safe, two children are injured in these
Hot Yoga, Anyone?
By Tim Fenster Hot yoga class at of Evolation Yoga Buffalo. The classes typically involve 26 poses and two breathing exercises, performed over the
Catch ‘Em All – Carefully
Pokemon Go causes safety concerns By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Remember the “crackberry addicts” with their noses buried in the cell phone screens, oblivious to
Suffering From Dizziness
By Jana Eisenberg Randy Atlas was experiencing dizziness so debilitating that he could neither work nor drive; he ended up in bed for eight
Medical Errors: A Hidden Killer
Study says medical errors are the third leading cause of U.S. deaths. How Upstate hospitals confront, contain the element of human error By Ernst
Heads Up: Concussions Can Endanger High School Athletes
Experts: Play safe, protect your head, identify when the problem arises By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While participating in school sports promotes teamwork skills, fitness




![After spending three years on a waiting list, Paul Bloser of Rochester is finally set to receive a new kidney Oct. 1. The kidney will be donated by his sister, Susan Boyd, who was recently medically cleared as a donor. “I’ll believe [the surgery is] happening when they’re actually putting the mask on,” he says.](https://www.bfohealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Paul-Bloser-image2_CMYK-715x400.png)




