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How Medicare Covers Alzheimer’s Disease
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Long-term Nurses Lead with Empathy and Passion
Nurses play a vital role in patient care By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As nurses progress in their careers, they learn a lot about the
Social media Detox: Why I Kicked the Facebook Habit
By Amanda Jowsey Pick up the phone. Click. Scroll. Close. Open. Click. Scroll. Close. Repeat. What was I even looking for? Why did I
Stay Busy, Stay Healthy: Why a Busy Retirement is Good for You
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Retirement is time to sit back, put up your feet and relax. Or is it? Watching TV all day or
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UBMD neurologist expert in movement disorders discusses Parkinson’s disease — and how deep brain stimulation can help improve motor symptoms By Christopher Motola Q:
Better Sleep for Cancer Patients, and Everybody Else
A UB-Roswell Park study for cancer survivors with insomnia aims to help everyone sleep better By Jana Eisenberg Most of us know that exercise,
Poor Body Image Affects Teens’ Mental Health
Body image in particular for females has always been an ongoing problem By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Teens who view their body image negatively experience