By George W. Chapman I t’s a victory, but don’t get too excited. After years of frustration, Congress has passed a bill allowing Medicare
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Creating a Safe Haven
By Gwenn Voelckers As summer transitions to fall, I welcome a respite from gardening. I’m ready to embrace the change of season, the crisp
The Danger of Ingesting Plastics
By Eva Briggs, MD Would you eat a credit card worth of plastic? No? Actually, the average person may be consuming 5 grams of
New York: Second Worst Place for Doctors
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant New York at ‘a competitive disadvantage in competing for the next generation of physicians’ Personal finance site WalletHub recently released
New Mobile Unit to Address Gun Violence Trauma Among Youth
By Mary Beth Roach New outreach effort by The McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center The McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center is ramping up its
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By Mary Beth Roach Nonprofit’s goal is to help people with disabilities thrive and succeed in the community, says ARISE’s chief executive officer Q:
Suicide Prevention Begins with Connections
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Death rates have gone down but suicide is still a leading cause of death in the United States Sept. 10
Why You Should Go Nuts for Walnuts
By Anne Palumbo Eat more walnuts and you just may live longer. That’s the message from a recent study at Harvard that explored the
Citicoline: A Possible Alzheimer’s Treatment
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A few small studies have found that supplementation with citicoline, a choline derivative, may be useful to limit neurologic damage
Annie Andresen: The Younger Face of Alzheimer’s Disease
By Barbara Pierce Last August, if you went into the VFW bar in Port Charlotte, Florida, on a hot night, you might have seen