New free hiking challenge offers incentives for people to get active on the trails this summer By Kyra Mancine To encourage hiking on the
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Losing ‘COVID-15’ After Quarantine
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The “freshman 15” weight gain experienced by many college students shares some similar origins of the “COVID-15” pounds packed on
‘They Truly Are Heroes’
Former CEO Jim Millard: COVID-19 Incident Command Center leader battling in middle of pandemic storm By Michael J. Billoni During his nearly 35 years
Patients Wanted
Drastic reduction in patient population, layoffs, limited sources of revenue. How hospitals are managing one of the worst crises in the industry and what
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Chairman of psychiatry at University at Buffalo discusses how coronavirus pandemic is affecting psychiatric patients By Chris Motola Q: What kind of an impact
The New Normal – COVID-19, Face Masks, Social Stigma
By Kimberly Blaker The alarming rate at which COVID-19 has swept the world has left researchers little time to discover all we need to
Coronavirus: More People in WNY Seek Animal Interactions
Use of pets to de-stress is one of the reasons, experts say By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant No wonder about 85 million American households in
Nurses on the Frontline
They and other healthcare providers are front-line responders in the battle against COVID-19. Thank a nurse — May is Nurses Month. By Deborah Jeanne
Special Time for Nurses at a Critical Period in Medical History
By Nancy Cardillo The World Health Organization has declared 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife in a nod to the
Coping with Coronavirus
By John Addyman I figured, I’ve got this coronavirus thing handled — no problem. Tell me I’ve got to spend some weeks at home