SUNY Upstate physician discusses the work of the Global Health Institute and how it’s helping advance research on infectious diseases and vaccines By Chris
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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
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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
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
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If your child requires classroom accommodations, try these tips By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Early childhood intervention helps children achieve their fullest potential. For
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Thoracic surgeon at St. Joe’s wants more people to get screened for lung cancer—says lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer deaths
Disease Du Jour
Zika, bird flu, swine flu, monkey pox, hantavirus, Ebola. How seriously should we take the next would-be pandemic? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
Bariatric Surgeon On GLP-1 Drugs: “I Lost 55 Pounds.”
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Family Chief Medical Officer
Women typically manage the entire family’s health. Here’s what can make that easier By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Numerous studies relate that women tend
Best & Worst Summer Foods
By Anne Palumbo Fasten your seatbelts, gentle readers, our region’s hottest, most humid season has landed. And you know what that means: sweat,