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August: Progress Over Perfection
By Shaina Zazzaro As summer starts winding down, I hear the same thing from so many people: “I’ll get back on track after
Q&A with Bronson Kopp
Executive director of Joseph’s House for Women in Syracuse explains how his nonprofit helps pregnant women and women with young kids ‘get on their
FDA Looking at Wide Spectrum Cancer Blood Test
The FDA is considering a screening tool that would be able to detect numerous types of cancer through one blood test By Deborah Jeanne
Prescriptions Can Help with Tobacco Cessation
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Quitting smoking or other tobacco products is difficult. Of the approximately 67.7% of U.S. adults who smoked in 2022
Crouse Health Opens the Sunny B Wound Care Center
Crouse Health has recently opened the Sunny B Wound Care Center at 739 Irving Avenue. Named for Sonya (Sunny) Bergman, the Wound Care Center
Language Matters When Discussing Disabilities
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Everyone wants to feel respected and included and language plays a role in this perception. As language and societal
‘Color Book’ Features Actor with Down Syndrome
Eye catching black and white movie centers on loss, father-son relationship, disability By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Beyond its accolades, the award-winning film “Color
Autism Research: Strong and Diverse, Despite Funding Uncertainty
More than 2,400 of the world’s top autism researchers from 75 countries recently gathered in Prague for the annual meeting of INSAR (the International
Autism at a Glance
Diagnosis rates are rising fastest among girls, adults, and racial/ethnic minority groups. Boys remain four times more likely to be diagnosed than girls, but