By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that 5.7 million Americans have heart failure, a condition that contributes
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CBD: Safe and Studied
By David Brickman With the signing of the 2018 Farm Bill this past December, nearly a century of prohibition of hemp came to a
Meet the New Boss
New interim president of Upstate Medical University wants to strengthen relations with Crouse, St. Joe’s, Syracuse University and SUNY ESF By Aaron Gifford When
Exercise After Heart Attack Reduces Risk
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Exercise after recovery from a heart attack may improve long-term survival rates, according to several sources. The American Heart Association
5 Unexpected Rewards of Becoming a Caregiver
By George Shannon It’s true, the life of a caregiver can be demanding, difficult and daunting. I spent seven years of my life in
A Snip in Time: Vasectomy
Men generally resume intercourse within two weeks with more than half of men reporting an increase in frequency By J C Trussell, M.D. The
Need a Ride? You Have Options
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Half of non-drivers who are 65 and older stay home because they lack transportation options, according to www.seniorliving.org. If you
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SUNY Upstate physician to be recognized for work toward treatment and cure of diabetes —noted for delivering telehealth for diabetics and developing research projects
Chapmans Set to Retire After Combined 70 Years in Rural Medicine
Doctors have worked in North Dakota, Caribbean, Alaska, Kentucky but decided to settle in Pulaski 35 years ago By Sarah McCrobie A love for
Prostate Cancer and MRI Biopsy
Use of MRI biopsy gives men more confidence in the treatment of prostate cancer By Timothy Byler, MD Prostate cancer is the most common