Director of crisis respite services at Elmcrest Children’s Center talks about a new program for children in crisis By Mary Beth Roach Q: Is
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10 Ways to Improve Your Health and Safety This Summer
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You can enjoy better health by making a few changes this summer. 1 — Drink enough fluids. “Adequate hydration is
Helping Remove the Stigma of Vitiligo
Buffalo resident was diagnosed with the condition at age 25. Now 52, she has become an advocate for those who suffer from it. “We
A Personal Journey with COPD
By Jules Jenners It started as a typical Sunday in the fall. Football on the TV, relaxing but with one noticeable difference. I had
Want Better Sleep? Try Working Out
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Nearly 70 million Americans are living with a sleep disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If
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Neurosurgeon at Crouse: ‘With the kinds of treatments we’ve started for strokes, the disability and death rates are coming down’ By Chris Motola Q:
Biking for the Best of Reasons
Upstate New York man embarking on a 1,800 mile bike trip to raise money to three nonprofit organizations By Mike Costanza Michael Slattery just
Member of Operation Northern Comfort Help Victims of Hurricane Ian
By Mary Beth Roach When most Central New Yorkers travel to Florida, it’s for a vacation. But not so for some volunteers connected with
David Landsberg Appointed as Crouse’s Chief Medical Officer
Physician David Landsberg has been appointed chief medical officer (CMO) at Crouse Health. In this senior leadership role, Landsberg will provide clinical leadership for
Nursing Shortage Affects Independent Practices Differently
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The shortage of nurses to work in hospitals pre-existed the pandemic. However, the health crisis made the problem worse. The