Oxford-trained psychiatrist who teaches at SUNY Upstate discusses new ways to treat depression — transcranial magnetic stimulation, a non invasive treatment that stimulates the
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Want To Avoid Having a Troublesome Teen? Get Boys Involved in Youth Sports, Study Says
Worried your boy is going to be a difficult teen, in constant friction with parents, teachers and other authority figures? Get him involved in
Functional Medicine? What Is It?
Practice is gaining in popularity as more patients grow weary of only treating symptoms and not finding solutions to their health problems By Deborah
Protecting Our Future: Understanding Cervical Cancer and HPV-Related Cancers
Public Health Intern, Beneath the Surface, Syracuse University By Osayamen Igbinedion Every January, during Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, I think about how much
10 Opportunities for Improving Our Health in 2026
By Susan Friedman, Lifestyle Medicine Physician and Geriatrician A new year always offers a natural point of renewal, and the start of 2026
Why Soup Is the Perfect Meal
Think about it: in one fell nutrient-dense swoop, you can get your proteins, your fiber-rich carbs, your vegetables and your fluids. How glorious is
When Should Families Do Genetic Testing?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The first-degree relatives of women with breast and gynecologic cancers may be at higher risk for developing cancer. But
Medication Can Raise Osteoporosis Risk
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St. Joseph’s recognized for its spine surgery program
St. Joseph’s Health Hospital has been recognized by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield with a Blue Distinction Center+ for spine surgery designation. This program identifies hospitals
Medical staff at Oswego has new leadership
The medical staff at Oswego Hospital with more than 270- providers has appointed new leadership for the 2025–2026 term. • Physician David Bass