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Wendy Scinta, M.D
Trained as an electrical and computer engineer, Fayetteville physician recently became the president of Denver-based Obesity Medical Association. She talks about her expertise, obesity
‘Lights of Love’ Brightens Syracuse’s Skyline, Helps Raise Money for Crouse
By Matthew Liptak For the 30th holiday season this year Crouse Hospital is featuring more than 3,000 lights around the clock tower on top
Perfusionist Professionals in Big Demand
SUNY Upstate is the only school in Upstate that offers the program; starting salary locally is about $80,000 By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most laymen
Aspirin: The Magic Pill
Among other things, people use it to prevent heart attack, fight headaches, relieve pain, protect against Alzheimer’s, decrease risk of breast cancer — a new
Stay Mentally Healthy This Season
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Eat right. Exercise. Get medical check-ups. All of these may help you maintain better physical health. But what about mental
James W. Leyhane, M.D.
New director of hospitalist service at Crouse talks about his new position By Chris Motola Q: You recently became the head of Crouse’s hospitalist
Wobble Before You Gobble
Take part in a healthy Thanksgiving tradition By Kyra Mancine Thanksgiving Day is one of the biggest racing days in the U.S., according to
Shingles: To Vaccinate or Not?
For experts, it’s a no brainer. If you had chickenpox as a child and are over 50, you should get the vaccine By Deborah
New Comfort Care Planned for Oswego County
Anthony House to offer compassionate, 24-hour care for the terminally ill By Lou Sorendo Death is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be a