By Deborah Banikowski District Manager, Syracuse Social Security and Medicare have a few things in common. Both programs help safeguard millions of Americans as
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Walking Tall
Anne Foerster: Water instructor at Northeast YMCA finds her niche By Carol Radin I wanna see whitecaps!” Whitecaps in a blue-tiled, indoor chlorine-filled pool? Why
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ConnextCare’s chief medical officer talks about growth of organization, new name and the services it provides to rural Oswego County By Chris Motola Q:
Oops! The Doctor Is Out-of-Network. You Pay the Bill Now
By George W. Chapman There are the bills you receive unexpectedly from “out-of-network” providers. The best example is when you go to your participating “in-network” hospital
‘Tis the Travel Season: Be it Near or Far — Go It Alone
By Gwenn Voelckers It’s that time of year — the travel season — and I’m already contemplating an August adventure with just “me, myself
Testicular Cancer
Problem is commonly seen in men between ages 15 and 35, but chance for cure is high By Joseph M. Jacob, MD Testicular cancer
Smart Phone: Addiction or Harmless Pastime?
Excessive use of digital devices “falls into a behavioral addiction similar to gaming,” says expert trying to figure out is Rewarded Play legitimate By
Daith Piercing: Can It Reduce Migraine Pain?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most people obtain body piercings because they like the style; however, a few seek a specific piercing because it’s believed
5 Things You Need to Know About Cancer & Food
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Food is fuel for your body. And just like in cars, if you put the wrong fuel inside, something unfortunate