St. Joe’s cardiac electrophysiologist performs 1,000th Watchman procedure, designed to reduce stroke risk in people with atrial fibrillation By Chris Motola Q: You
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Norton College of Medicine Receives $4.5 Million Bequest to Support Students, Faculty
The Alan and Marlene Norton College of Medicine has received a $4.5 million gift from the estate of alumnus Christopher G. Ullrich and his
Community Memorial Hospital Has New CEO
Kathryn (Kate) Willbarger will be the next chief executive officer at Hamilton-based Community Memorial Hospital effective May 26. A healthcare executive with more than
Get Ready for Sandal Season
Read up on safety tips for your feet and toes By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant It’s almost time to break out the sandals for
Students Spend a Third of Their School Day on Their Smartphones
Middle and high school students spend nearly a third of the school day on their smartphones, undermining their education, a new study says. The
Stressed? Move More
Holing up with your anxiety only makes it worse By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Everyone experiences stress daily. It’s not all bad. Even good
Autism and ADHD
Although separate disorders, the two overlap and can occur at the same time By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant By the time children reach school
Is Autism Preventable?
New research may shed more light on the disorder By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant When parents receive a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder for
Central New York Senior Information Expo Slated for May 21
The CNY Senior Information Expo, presented by Peregrine Senior Living, will take place from 9 a.m. to noon May 21 at the F-Shed at
Leader at ARISE-EFR: Names May Change but Mission Remains the Same
Nonprofits who serve individuals with disabilities will now have a broader footprint and a combined budget of $48 million By Mary Beth Roach