Things like remote learning and masks make things difficult for a student with autism By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a
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Integrative Medicine Sees Uptick During Pandemic
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Doctors practicing integrative and holistic health are seeing increased interest from new and returning patients because of the pandemic. Az
Early Struggles Inspired Tammy Phillips’ Adult Career
She worked hard and persevered and now helps her students do the same By Mary Beth Roach Facing learning disabilities in her younger years,
Pandemic Has Varied Effects On Autism Organizations
Some are doing well while others continue to struggle By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nonprofits relying on donor funding have been affected in different ways
Colorectal Cancer Screening: Safe During COVID-19
By Carolyn Handville There are many things we’ve had to put off because of COVID-19 but getting screened for colorectal cancer doesn’t have to
New Syracuse VA Medical Center: “Thinking Outside the Box”
Taking over the position amid the pandemic, new leader adjusts VA to continue services to patients By Mary Beth Roach The past few months
Crouse’s ER Recognized for Sepsis, Stroke Care
The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has recently recognized Crouse Health’s Pomeroy Emergency Services Department in its Emergency Quality Network (E-QUAL) honor roll for leading the
Oswego Health nurses attain certification
Despite the pandemic, six Oswego Health nurses made it a priority to complete intense training, which involved hours of education and a final exam,
New chief quality officer appointed at St. Joe’s
Physician Cristian Andrade has been appointed St. Joseph’s Health’s new chief quality officer, a position from which he will provide leadership to the acute
General surgeon joins Oswego Health
General surgeon Jeffrey Witt Strain recently joined the General Surgery Associates team, affiliated with Oswego Health. Strain is trained and board-certified in the areas