General surgeon in Oswego discusses how the pandemic has changed the way he practices By Chris Motola Q: How would you describe your role
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PUR: New Test May Help Determine Prostate Cancer Risk
How effective is the new urine test for prostate cancer? It’s been available for about a year now. Is it working? By Deborah Jeanne
5 Things You Need to Know About Low Vision
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. All of your five senses matter. The deterioration of any of them can greatly decrease quality of life. When it
Restless Leg Syndrome is Treatable
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Are your legs keeping you up at night? Restless leg syndrome may be the culprit. The central nervous system causes
Losing ‘COVID-15’ After Quarantine
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The “freshman 15” weight gain experienced by many college students shares some similar origins of the “COVID-15” pounds packed on
For Mental Health, the Impact from COVID-19 Is Far From Over
Situation may worsen after economy reopens, says expert By Payne Horning Months of isolation, rising unemployment and general uncertainty have taken a toll on
Patients Wanted
Drastic reduction in patient population, layoffs, limited sources of revenue. How hospitals are managing one of the worst crises in the industry and what
COVID Effects on the Food Supply Chain
Bottleneck responsible for recent shortage of milk, meat at the grocery stores By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant During the peak of COVID-19 panic buying, many
Summer Fun in Isolation
The arts, entertainment and recreation sector is still closed but there are many ways to have fun early this summer By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
Fitness in the Finger Lakes
New free hiking challenge offers incentives for people to get active on the trails this summer By Kyra Mancine To encourage hiking on the