Opioid treatment physician at Farnham discusses the opioid crisis in Oswego County and why the new generation of drug user is more likely to
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ACA Has Record Enrollment: 35 Million People Insured
By George W. Chapman The Affordable Care Act of 2010 has survived more than 60 attempts to repeal it. Twelve years later, a record
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Kids Need Summer Break!
Good routine, schedule and nutrition are important in the summer By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While no school districts in New York schedule school year-round,
5 Things to Do for Healthy Joints
If your joints hurt, it can be challenging to meet your fitness goals: cardiovascular health, flexibility, balance, and strength. To minimize and even prevent
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Do you really need to take that many steps every day to stay in good shape? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Do you really need
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By Eva Briggs, MD Over the years I’ve seen elderly patients who were cared for and loved by their families, yet who still managed
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By Melissa Stefanec Every June, many of us celebrate Father’s Day. It’s a time to honor the father figures in our lives and reflect
Syracuse Physician Aids the People of his Homeland
In the past SUNY Upstate urologist Gennady Bratslavsky returned to Ukraine to visit friends, family or lecture at medical events — now he’s assisting








