One-of-a-kind dance studio for people with special needs celebrates milestone with several events By Catherine Miller A love of dance, once instilled, cannot be
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Women — mostly married and employed — make up 66 percent of all those involved with informal caregiving By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant About 3
Srinevas Reddy, M.D.
Cancer doctor from Roswell Park Cancer Institute now providing services to patients at Oneida Healthcare, a hospital that’s building a comprehensive cancer program By
The Harvest is In… Gathering Places
Farmers Markets come to life in fall. Best time to get tomatoes, apples, eggplants, melons and more By Catherine Miller My summer calendar revolves
Men and Their Belly Fat
Call it beer belly, love handles, spare tire: doctors say men with large bellies have increased risk of death by various associated diseases By
Lending a Helping Paw to Veterans in Need
WNY Heroes’ Pawsitive for Heroes program making a difference in the lives of veterans with PTSD By Nancy Cardillo As an infantry staff sergeant
Eye Drops to Cure Cataracts?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant More than half of people will have cataracts by age 75, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Cataract surgery
Hiroko Beck, M.D.
Physician at Gates Vascular Institute is one of the first in New York state to implant the “world’s smallest pacemaker.” June procedure took about
Critical Blood Shortage Raises Concern
Red Cross officials calling on people to donate blood to alleviate shortage By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Every year, Carolyn Woomer and her family host
Stay Healthy This School Year
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Beyond routine vaccinations required for school, you can do much more to help your children stay healthy this year. Of