By Jim Miller Everyone knows winter is cold and flu season, but many don’t know that it’s also the prime season for heart attacks
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SAD: Not Just the January Blues
By Lucy Connery January marks the end of the holiday season, the beginning of a new year, and is often thought to be a
Battling MS: Recognizing Autoimmune Disease in CNY
Central New York residents tackling autoimmune diseases share their stories By Lark Allen In 2001, Syracuse resident Susan Rusinko began to develop odd physical
Move Along, Inc. Provides Hope to Challenged
Nonprofit organization renews spirit of disabled By Mary Beth Roach Ten-year-old Myles Favata was born with spina bifida and is in a wheelchair. His
Doctor joins St. Joe’s Cardiovascular Institute
Cardiothoracic surgeon Anton L. Cherney recently joined St. Joseph’s Health Cardiovascular Institute. Cherney is an expert in minimally invasive procedures, including transcatheter aortic valve
Janet Ready named new COO at St. Joe’s
Janet L. Ready has been named the new chief operating officer at St. Joseph’s Health. In this role, she will oversee the daily operations
Upstate professor wins $300,000 research grant
Samuel A. Herberg, PhD, assistant professor of ophthalmology, cell and developmental biology, and biochemistry and molecular biology, has been awarded a $300,000 Research to
Upstate Professor Named an Academy Fellow of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry
Paul Johnson, Ph.D., associate professor in the department of clinical laboratory sciences in the College of Health Professions at Upstate Medical University, has been
Crouse Health Future Leaders Program Graduates 19
Crouse Health recently announced that 19 health professionals have graduated from the Crouse’s Future Leaders program, now in its second year. The program provides a
Arc Oswego County’s Heather Wilsey gets award
Heather Wilsey, behavior support coordinator at Arc of Oswego County, a Fulton-based nonprofit agency that supports adults, children and families with developmental disabilities, has