By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Medical spas have reopened with plenty of precautions and changes. A few area medical spas weighed in on how things
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Amyloidosis is a rare disease that affects 12 people per million. Rochester now has a program dedicated to the treating the disease and finding
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The Quest to Raise Prostate Cancer Awareness
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Couples Who Lose Together Lose More
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Q & A with Pat Leone
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Why Diabetes Patients Should Watch Their Kidneys
November is National Diabetes Month By Matthew G. Chaffin, M.D Q. Please discuss the relationship between diabetes and kidney disease? Dr. Chaffin: Diabetes is