By Gwenn Voelckers This September marks the 14th anniversary of my solo trip to Paris to celebrate turning 50. It also marks the anniversary
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All You Need to Know About Concussions
There isn’t any specific medicine to treat concussions but over-the-counter pain relievers and sometimes medicines for sleep or anxiety can help. By Eva Briggs
Lose Weight, Improve Skin with Zucchini
By Anne Palumbo Years ago, when gardening friends left baskets of zucchini on my front porch, I used to get so rattled. Blind to
Kindergarten
By Melissa Stefanec MelissaStefanec@yahoo.com This September my little guy will climb on the school bus for the first time and head off into a
Career: Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Career requires only an associate’s degree. It pays about $72K in Syracuse By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Would you like a career in a medical
Is Pet Insurance a Good Idea for Seniors on a Budget?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I own two dogs and a cat that I would do almost anything for, but expensive veterinary bills
Coming to a Hospital Near You: Artificial Intelligence in the OR
By George W. Chapman It’s coming to your local hospital sooner than you think. According to industry experts, up to 45% of operating rooms
Alone at Home: Spending Quality Time with Yourself
By Gwenn Voelckers It’s a warm August Friday night, and the weekend is stretching out in front of you — a big, empty void
A Novel Approach to Treating Incurable Cancers
Used enough chemotherapy to shrink tumors by only 50% By Eva Briggs I recently read an article describing a novel approach to treating incurable
Compelling Reasons to Dig into Red Potatoes
By Anne Palumbo Baby red potatoes are my go-to variety of potato and here’s why: They offer a smidge more nutritional benefit than white;