Jacobs School of Medicine has seen an increase of roughly 40% from this year over last — is it caused by the Fauci Effect?
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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
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
Taylor Hoff, D.P.M.
Foot doctor talks about bunion deformity (and new ways to fix the problem), neuropathy, diabetes and why you should wear running sneakers for casual
Spring Is Coming: Great Time to Visit the Botanical Gardens
It is the perfect place to relax, get tips for your own garden and enjoy the ‘Gardens After Dark -Spring Flower Exhibit’ By Catherine
How to Snack Better During the Pandemic
By Anne Palumbo What do potato chips, pretzels and popcorn have in common? You may have guessed: They’ve been flying off the shelves during
What Kids Are Losing with Virtual Learning
Online classes are effective to contain the transmission of coronavirus but they are robbing kids from having the full school experience: interacting with others,
Ergonomics Matter for Children
Arrange your home workspace for comfort, good health By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Ergonomics in the workplace ensures workstations help keep employees in comfortable positions
Bruce R. Troen, M.D.
Chief of geriatric medicine at UB discusses the challenges faced by seniors during COVID-19 and his study of vitamin D as possible drug to