Cathy L. Palm, executive director of Tully Hill Treatment & Recovery, has been reelected to the board of directors of the National Association of
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Dr. Leann Lesperance named associate dean at Upstate
Physician Leann Lesperance, Ph.D., clinical assistant professor of pediatrics, has been named associate dean for undergraduate medical education in the College of Medicine at
Crouse earns national stroke, heart failure achievement awards
Crouse Health has earned the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines–Stroke ‘Gold Plus’ Quality Achievement Award and the American Heart Association’s Get With
Cardiologist Hana Smith joins St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s Health recently welcomed cardiologist Hana Smith to St. Joseph’s Health Cardiovascular Institute. She joins a diverse team that includes cardiologists, surgeons, technologists
Oswego Health orthopedic team expands
Oswego Health recently announced the addition of two health professionals to its orthopedic team, led by surgeons John Ayres, Michael Diaz and Kamaljeet Banga.
St. Joe’s earns “Best Regional Hospital” honor
St. Joseph’s Health Hospital has been recognized as a Best Regional Hospital in Syracuse and Central New York for 2020-2021 by U.S. News &
Oswego Health welcomes bariatric surgeon
Bariatric surgeon Taewan Kim has recently joined the Center for Weight Loss & Surgery at Oswego Health. Board certified by the American Board of
Which is Better, Working Out Early or Later in the Day?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Early workout proponents say that exercise before breakfast tricks the body into burning stored fat. Others say that working out
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Joint replacement surgeon with SOS, a former quarterback in college, talks about hip, knee replacement, says he sees more young people having the procedure
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Parents may have problems finding child care this semester, says executive director of Child Care Solutions, Inc. By Mary Beth Roach As families throughout