Dietary changes and even surgery are indicated to treat this condition — also known as the ‘silent reflux’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Gastroesophageal reflux
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Retro for a Reason
As it turns 25 years, World’s Largest Disco holds another fundraising event — for Camp Good Days and Special Times By Jennifer Aline Graham
Little Rocks Carry Weighty Message
By Julie Halm The idea behind Sweet Buffalo Rocks is simple — decorate a rock with a sweet message or beautiful image and hide
Building a Stronger Community One Family at a Time
Community Concern of Western New York offers behavioral health, senior care management programs to residents in the Southtowns By Daniel Meyer By emphasizing its
Sitting, the New Smoking
How to stop sitting on your health: Undoing the damaging effects of sitting By Jenna Schifferle In the ever-increasing digital age, screen time is
10 Tips to Live a Longer, Healthier Life
By Susan Friedman, MD Special for In Good Health, Buffalo’s Healthcare Newspaper The best estimates are that only about a third of health is
Fiber May Delay Cognitive Decline
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Need another reason to eat a fiber-rich diet? It may be associated with delaying onset of dementia. A study recently
Exercise Intensity Matters
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While a casual stroll down the block is better than doing nothing (and may represent a good, first step toward
Work in Strength Training
Simple steps can help seniors build more muscle strength By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you don’t feel as strong as you used to, it’s
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Head of kidney transplant at ECMC to use animated videos to increase awareness of living donor transplantation option By Chris Motola Q: Tell us