Be patient and realistic. It could get overwhelming for the parents and the child By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many children feel excited about going
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What Dentists Want Parents To Do
Adults can help promote good dental health among children By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In a sense, dentists treating children see two patients with each
School Is Back, and So Is Bullying
Responding like a bully only makes two bullies By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The National Education Association estimates that 160,000 children miss school each day
Dealing with Back-to-School Anxiety: What Can Parents Do?
Start preparing a couple weeks beforehand to make heading back to school stress-free By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant ‘Anxiety is the No. 1 mental illness
Local Providers Seek to Increase Health Literacy, Improve Outcomes For Communities
Improving health literacy would improve health outcomes for many people By Julie Halm It is not so uncommon for a person to walk into
D’Youville’s New Health Professions Hub
By Jana Eisenberg With its recently completed Health Professions Hub, in a brand-new building on its West Side campus, D’Youville College has come up
Fewer Doctors Go Into Private Medical Practices
Experts say some don’t want the hassle of running a private practice, prefer a steady paycheck By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant An American Medical Association
300 Blood Donations
Lancaster resident celebrates 300th blood donations made over the past half-century. “I do it to help someone in need,” he says By Daniel Meyer
Roswell Park announces new chief academic officer
A longtime champion of education as “a great equalizer” will now lead Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center’s broad slate of educational programs. Jamie Smith, has
College, school partner to advance diverse healthcare workforce
Trocaire College and Health Sciences Charter School have announced a new collaboration designed to enhance educational experiences and opportunities in the healthcare field for