By Eva Briggs A friend who recently had hip replacement surgery suffered a dislocated hip about a month after her surgery. It turns out
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Slim Down with Shiitake Mushrooms
With swimsuit season right around the corner, many of us are looking to drop a few pounds. But how do we stick to our
A Breath of Fresh Air. Welcome Spring
By Melissa Stefanec MelissaStefanec@yahoo.com Although winter has been slow to release its grasp on our Central New York landscape, spring can’t remain in the
What to Know About the New Medicare Cards
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about the new Medicare cards? I’ve heard there are a lot of scams
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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
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
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By Gwenn Voelckers Oh, the promise of spring! The warmer weather makes me want to bust open my windows and break out my spring
Chiropractic: A Promising Career
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By Eva Briggs Up to 75 percent of people with dementia have behavior changes that could drive even the most patient caregivers bonkers. They
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