By Timothy Byler, MD Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection worldwide. Although common, there are over 170 different strains
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Peregrine Senior Living to Open New Facility on Onondaga Hill
Assisted living community to care for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia By Mary Beth Roach What were just fields and brush
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Cancer doctor from Roswell Park Cancer Institute now providing services to patients at Oneida Healthcare, a hospital that’s building a comprehensive cancer program By
Hope Runs Eternal
Frieda and Gary Weeks carry on daughter’s mission to fight ovarian cancer By Ashley M. Casey Each October, the color pink lights up the
Purpose Farm Needs Funds to Help Abused, Neglected Kids
By Matthew Liptak In Good Health last visited Purpose Farm three years ago. The Baldwinsville farm, run by the Seabrook family, was created to
Syracuse Refugee Children Find Care at Upstate Clinic
By Matthew Liptak The many refugee children who are welcomed to Syracuse each year have come a long way to find safety, but many
Eye Drops to Cure Cataracts?
Scientists are still testing using eye drops to dissolve cataracts in humans; in the meantime, new laser techniques are making surgery a lot more
Men and Their Belly Fat
Call it beer belly, love handles, spare tire: doctors say men with large bellies have increased risk of death by various associated diseases By
Do Muscle Supplements Work?
Shakes and body building supplements promise to pack on pounds of muscle — but do they work? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Health foods and
Vasectomy
Procedure remains popular contraceptive for men By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With all the varieties of contraceptives available, are vasectomies still popular? Area experts say