Women are nine times more likely to have a thyroid disorder By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Thyroid disorders are important to treat as this small
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9 Women’s Health Myths
Do you believe any of these? Really? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Maybe it was information passed down to you. Or perhaps you always assumed
Auburn’s YMCA: ‘More Than ‘Gym and Swim’
By Joe Sarnicola When Laura Clary was a cheerleader at Ithaca High School, she never imagined that eventually she would be the health and
Crouse Adds Advanced Mako SmartRobotics to its Surgery Program
Innovative robotic technology allows orthopedic surgeons to personalize total knee, partial knee, total hip procedures to each patient Building on its regional leadership and
Medical Staff at Oswego Hospital Appoint New Leadership
The medical staff at Oswego Hospital recently appointed new leadership for 2024-2026. Physician Wajeeh Sana has been selected as president of the medical staff.
St. Joe’s welcomes new cardiologist to its team
St. Joseph’s Health recently gained cardiologist Alisha Khan to St. Joseph’s Health Cardiovascular Institute. Khan is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Upstate’s doctor to lead facial plastic surgeons’ trade group
Physician Sherard Tatum, professor of otolaryngology–head and neck surgery and professor of pediatrics at Upstate Medical University, has been installed as president of the
St. Luke appoints director of rehab therapy services
Physical therapist Chuck Besa has been appointed as the new director of the rehabilitation therapy department at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego. Besa
Caring Family Health celebrates 100 days of care
Caring Family Health, a beacon of primary care excellence in North Syracuse, is commemorates its 100th day since opening on Sept. 6, 2023. In
Bryant & Stratton’s nursing program gets accredited
The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) has granted accreditation to the baccalaureate degree program in nursing at the Bryant & Stratton College, Liverpool