By Deborah Banikowski Say “annual checkup” and most people imagine waiting at the doctor’s office. But there’s another type of checkup that can give
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Andras Perl, M.D.
Chief of rheumatology at Upstate discusses the new center for lupus and other autoimmune and inflammation disorders By Chris Motola Q: Can you talk
Healthcare in a Minute – April 2018
Survey Shows Toughest Healthcare Jobs to Fill By George W. Chapman Of the top 10 hardest jobs to fill in the U.S., half are
April Showers Bring May Flowers… and So Much More!
By Gwenn Voelckers Oh, the promise of spring! The warmer weather makes me want to bust open my windows and break out my spring
Oswego Therapist Now Offering ‘Restorative Movement’
Specialized approach works to change bad muscle habits that cause pain, damage to bodies By Maria Pericozzi Margaret Miner, licensed massage therapist in Oswego,
Chiropractic: A Promising Career
Doctors of chiropractic still in high demand, with plenty job opportunities, experts say By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Students pursuing chiropractic degrees have every reason
Dealing with a Person with Dementia
By Eva Briggs Up to 75 percent of people with dementia have behavior changes that could drive even the most patient caregivers bonkers. They
Chronic Prostatitis: One of the Most Common Urologic Problems
By Sergey Kravchick, M.D. Chronic prostatitis is very common in men aged 36 to 50 and is the most common urologic problem in men
Brown Rice Bursts with Health Benefits
Is Greek yogurt better than the regular one? Like many baby boomers, I grew up on white rice — at home, in restaurants, at