Surgeon had an option to practice in Florida, but chose to come back to Syracuse By Chris Motola Q: What brought you back to
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How Young Is Too Young for Their First Phones?
Parents need to determine when their children are ready for cell phones By Julie Halm Twenty years ago, cell phones were rarely sighted and
Rescuing the Former James Square Health
New administrator excited about injecting new life into Syracuse nursing home, now renamed Bishop Rehabilitation and Nursing Center By Mary Beth Roach New owner,
5 Myths You Should Know About Heartburn
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Heartburn is more than simply inconvenient. Many people consider the condition as only an irritant or something that taking two
Cancer Patients Can Get Help from a Surprising Source: Acupuncture
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Cancer and its treatment can cause patients numerous unpleasant side effects, including pain, fatigue and nausea. These can also contribute
Hypnosis Helps Break Addiction
Practitioners say technique helps the mind change behavior rooted at the heart of the addiction By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Addiction isn’t easy to break.
Auburn’s East Hill Family Medical to Expand Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services
Rates for both mental health and addiction are much higher in Cayuga County compared to surrounding CNY counties, according to East Hill By Mary
Number of Men in Nursing Schools Steadily Growing
A profession once dominated by females is gradually getting more diverse, despite a lingering gender bias among patients and health care administrators By Deborah
Risks and Signs of Testicular Cancer
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Estimates for testicular cancer are approximately 9,310 new cases diagnosed in 2018 and 400 deaths, according to the American Cancer
Men & Depression
Do women get more depressed than men or do men just hide their emotions better? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The lifetime prevalence of major