HOACNY oncologist and hematologist discusses rising cancer rates among younger adults, clinical trials and the promise of innovative bispecific therapies she has helped advance
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Meet Aletta, Your New Phlebotomist
FDA clears first robot that draws blood on its own The next time you roll up your sleeve for a blood test, the
Q&A with Kimberly Townsend
As Loretto celebrates its 100th anniversary, its president and CEO reflects on the nonprofit’s history and outlines what comes next By Mary Beth Roach
Domestic Violence: How Are Rates Trending?
Latest figures show more than 3,300 women were victims of domestic violence in Monroe, Ontario and Wayne counties By Deborah Jeanne Post The
Breast Cancer Myths: Which Ones Do You Know?
You’ll find lots of “Myths” and “Fact” By Deborah Jeanne Post Whether you heard them from your auntie or “Dr. Google,” breast cancer
Kyle P. Plante, MD
St. Joe’s primary care and sports medicine physician — who was a four-time men’s lacrosse scholar athlete in his college days — talks about
Q&A with Meredith Price
St. Joseph’s Health Hospital president discusses the hospital’s No. 1 ranking in the Syracuse region by U.S. News & World Report By Mary Beth
The Supplements People Actually Need and the Ones They Don’t
By Miguel G. Borda and George E. Barreto The use of dietary supplements has increased sharply in recent years. Vitamins, minerals and other
Farmers at Higher Risk for Death by Suicide
Most experience high levels of stress involving finances, weather, lack of health insurance By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant U.S. farmers face suicide rates 3.5
Dementia Life in a Memory Care Unit
Life is pared down to its simplest form. Eat, sleep, watch movies on TV By Barbara Pierce Until recently, a memory care unit