Following an international search, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center has promoted and appointed Joyce Ohm, PhD, as chairwoman of cancer genetics and genomics as
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5 Things You Should Know About Heart Diseases
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. For decades, one health ailment continues to dominate as the most severe. Heart disease is the leading cause of death
What’s a Single Person to Do on Valentine’s Day? Embrace It!
What’s a single person to do on Valentine’s Day? Embrace it! February (and that perennial “day of love”) is just around the corner, so
Damar Hamlin’s Cardiac Arrest Spurs Interest in CPR
By Jane Schmitt It was horror on the field. But a ripple effect of Buffalo Bills’ Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest and emergency resuscitation is
Supplements to Support Vision
Dietary supplements to support eye health have gained traction among healthcare providers and eye specialists. But not every supplement is the same By Deborah
Why You Should Eat More Bananas
February may be the shortest month of the year, but it’s loaded with important holidays and events. A lesser-known food holiday that happens on
Low Vision: Frequently Asked Questions
By George Kornfeld, Doctor of Optometry Ever since optometrist William Feinbloom introduced the first low vision glasses in 1936, there have been low vision
Senior Nutrition Changes
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many aspects of health change as you enter older adulthood, including nutritional needs. With lessening activity, caloric needs may decrease,
Should You Take Vitamin D?
A recent article by the Cleveland Clinic states that people who are healthy and not undergoing treatments for health problems should not bother taking
Lesser-known Causes of Hearing Loss
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many people associate hearing loss with older war veterans or people who have worked for 40 years in a noisy