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Farnham gets grant for suicide prevention
Farnham Family Services announced it has received a five-year grant from the Oswego County Department of Mental Hygiene that serves to combat suicide and
Family physician and hospitalist to stay at St. Joe’s
St. Joseph’s Health announced physician Kiranpreet Dhother will continue her career at St. Joseph’s Health in a hybrid role where she will provide a
Liberty Resources has new associate medical director
Liberty Resources appointed physician Anthony Ciricillo as the new associate medical director of its federally qualified health center (FQHC) located within its integrated health
Oswego appoints new emergency management coordinator
Oswego Health appointed Mark Azzarello to the role of emergency management coordinator. Azzarello, a seasoned healthcare professional with extensive experience in emergency medical services
Onondaga Physical Therapy new hires PT professionals
Onondaga Physical Therapy recently announced it has made several hires to support its rapid growth trajectory. The company has grown to 50 employees and
Andrew Wolf Appointed New Dean at St. Joseph’s College of Nursing
Andrew Wolf has been appointed St. Joseph’s College of Nursing’s new dean, starting in December. Wolf is widely acknowledged for his leadership in nursing
Q&A with Carolyn Allen
Registered dietitian, certified dietitian nutritionist, owner of Rural Roots Nutrition PLLC Q. What makes you different from other dietitians? A. People of all
Weight-Obsessed Teens Face Triple the Odds for Self-Harm
Even if a teen is at a healthy weight, just thinking they are overweight can greatly raise their odds for self-harm, a new study
Q&A with Diane Kuppermann
CEO of Make-A-Wish Central New York talks about the organization’s 40th anniversary By Mary Beth Roach As the Make-A-Wish Central New York celebrates