By Joe Sarnicola Horse or equine therapy has a documented history dating back almost twenty-five hundred years. But its modern history as a rehabilitative
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Experience Yoga the Natural Way — Outdoors
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Q&A with Kate Weidman
She is expected to become Aurora of CNY’s executive director next year. The organization serves the blind and visually impaired, deaf and partially deaf
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The greatest disease killer of women? It’s not breast cancer. It’s heart disease By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Although the pink ribbon campaigns to raise
Clinton Ingersol, M.D.
New doctor at Crouse is an endocrine surgeon, one of the few in Upstate New York. He talks about his specialty, which involves operating
A New Chapter Begins at Upstate Healing Garden
Thanks to a couple’s donation, Upstate Medical University is improving its healing garden, considered as a sanctuary for employees, patients and families By Norah
Q&A with Beth Broadway
President and CEO of InterFaith Works explains how the nonprofit helps elders stay socially connected By Mary Beth Roach Q: What is the purpose
5 Things You Need to Know About Allergies
By Ernst Lamothe Jr Allergies aren’t just about pollen in the spring as the summer can cause just as much havoc on the sinuses.
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Age gap is narrowing: By 2030, the average life expectancy for women will be 86.54 and for men 83.13. By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Traditionally,
Tarek J. Sousou, M.D.
Hematology-Oncology Associates’ board president discusses cancer’s latest trends, talks about the growth of the practice and addresses the expected competition that will arise from