Field has dramatically expanded the role it plays in treatments, diagnosis By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many people become familiar with radiology through a diagnostic
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For People with Skin Problems, Phototherapy Has Made a Difference
By Tim Fenster In an effort to provide expanded and more convenient treatment for children suffering from skin disorders, the department of pediatric dermatology
Early Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Continue to Fall in U.S.: Study
Decline follows recommendation against routine screening, but experts not sure if trend is good or bad Diagnoses of early prostate cancer continue to decline
Local Group Condemns ‘Conversion Therapy’
Controversial practice was initially included in the Republican National Committee’s proposed platform By Tim Fenster When the 2016 Republican National Committee’s proposed platform was
Mistaken Identity
Dear Editor, I enjoyed reading your July 2016 issue of In Good Health. There were a number of informative articles I enjoyed. Being originally from
Want to Raise a Puppy? Guide Dog Organizations Need Help
Puppy raisers needed to provide the first training for dogs that will serve as guide dogs By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Guiding Eyes for the
EMS in Transition
Emergency response teams in Buffalo may play more enhanced role By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The winds of change have hit almost every aspect of
Farmers, Fishermen, Foresters More Likely to Commit Suicide
CDC study shows workers in some occupations five times more like to commit suicide Can the type of job you choose affect your risk
Gluten-Free Diet: More Than a Fad
The “gluten-free” label has more or less become ubiquitous in modern dining. We see it on all sorts of supermarket items, as little symbols
Medical Errors: A Hidden Killer
Study claims they’re the third leading cause of U.S. deaths, but CDC doesn’t track such data Medical errors may be the third leading cause