The legislation is ‘a benefit to a person in crisis’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant On Feb. 4, New York Assemblyman Harry B. Bronson (D-138)
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ECMC doctor discusses grant that will help his team to improve access to care and treatment of hepatitis C patients throughout Western New York
Handling the Stress of Returning to the Office
Businesses may be ready to bring employees back to the office but are employees ready? Experts weigh in on employees’ mental health By Jenna
As Medical School Applications Spike, Is Dr. Fauci To Thank?
Jacobs School of Medicine has seen an increase of roughly 40% from this year over last — is it caused by the Fauci Effect?
Say Hello to Halotherapy
With six salt caves to experience in the Buffalo area, salt therapy has seen a resurgence By Amanda Jowsey The air feels and smells
Integrative Health Sees Uptick During Pandemic
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Doctors practicing integrative and holistic health are seeing increased interest from new and returning patients because of the pandemic. Marlene
Dogs Serving People with Autism
‘Man’s best friend’ is much more than just a family pet By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Assistance dogs can perform more tasks than guiding. Their
Q & A with Mary Travers Murphy of the Family Justice Center of Erie County
Domestic violence in WNY is “a public health crisis” — up 74%, says the president and CEO of the Family Justice Center of Erie
Pandemic Has Varied Effects on Autism Organizations
Groups have been forced to get creative about raising funds By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nonprofits relying on donor funding have been affected in different
Pandemic Creates Learning Challenges for Children with Autism
Parents have several options to assist with a child’s education By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a plethora of changes to