Teresa Johnson gives us glimpse of responsibilities of licensed clinical social worker By Jana Eisenberg Unless you’ve had direct interaction with one, or know
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Labor of Love
Group of experienced mothers assists families through pregnancy process By Daniel Meyer By educating, reassuring and supporting first-time mothers and their families, a small
How Food Can Affect UTIs
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you frequently suffer from urinary tract infections, consider your diet. It can make a difference. To better support urinary
Sports Concussions: Much Worse for Women
Part of the reason may be because women have smaller and weaker neck muscles than males and they tend to report injuries more often,
Vaginal Rejuvenation: FDA Cautions About Elective Procedures
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Childbirth, menopause and the passage of time can affect both the appearance and function of women’s vaginal tissues. For some,
Richard Charles, M.D.
Chief medical officer at General Physician — describing himself as the Energizer bunny — talks about electronic medical records, how his group is advancing
‘It Happened to Alexa’
Local foundation holds fundraising to assist sexual assault victims By Julie Halm Being the victim of rape can cause severe emotional and physical trauma.
Making a Difference in the Lives of Deaf Students
With 100 students enrolled, St. Mary’s School for the Deaf boasts a 91 percent attendance rate and a 100 percent graduation rate, with students
The Buffalo Autism Project
Early intervention and connection prove fruitful in treating autistic children By Katie Coleman Laura and Brian Moeller’s son was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder
Back to School: Heads Up on Head Lice
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant About 6 million to 12 million head lice infestations occur annually among U.S. children 3 to 11 years of age,