By Anne Palumbo Feeling blue lately? A tad blah? You’re not alone. According to findings from government-funded COVID Response Tracking Study released in June,
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WNY Agencies: Dramatic Drop in HIV Testing in Upstate
Officials expect greater spread of HIV this year By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant For people at risk for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, receiving regular
Great Gifts for Healthcare Providers
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant This season, thank a healthcare provider in your life with a thoughtful gift that demonstrates how much you appreciate their
Q & A with John Ehrbar from YMCA Buffalo Niagara
CEO of YMCA Buffalo Niagara discusses the upcoming virtual Turkey Trot, swimming classes and the upcoming summer camp season By Mike Billoni John Ehrbar,
Content Series Aims to Shed Light on Caregivers’ Journeys
By Julie Halm Providing care to an older family member can be stressful, complicated, challenging and isolating. It can also be rewarding, gratifying and
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Couples Who Lose Together Lose More
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Astudy published in August by Lotte Verweij, a registered nurse and Ph.D. student at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, the
Turkey Trot Celebrates 125th Year — With a Twist
Race will be virtual except for 125 runners randomly selected to run in person. Event usually draws more than 14,000 runners By Jenna Schifferle
Keeping Kids Moving
Lack of physical activity in our children is another unwelcomed side effect of the pandemic. It is time to get the kids moving again
5 Misconceptions About Arthritis, Bones and Joints
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. When we look at the dynamics of the human body, we start with examining the bones and joints. People often