Elizabeth Dunn is a James Beard Award-winning food and culture writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic, and her
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FRS, a Condition Nobody Speaks About
Most people suffering from flat rear syndrome are in denial By Tim Bennett In a day when other parts of the body like
The Atypical 12-Step Program
Celebrate Recovery representative for Upstate New York, Greg Cliff, talks about his 40-year addiction and how a 12-step program has helped him and others.
Addiction to Gambling
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Addiction to many people means a harmful reliance on a substance. Addiction to gambling represents reliance on an activity. People
The High-Functioning Addict: When Success Hides a Serious Problem
By Mark Winsberg, M.D. I write about the high-functioning addict not only as an addiction medicine specialist, but also as a former emergency department
Drug Addiction 101
In an online post, the National Institute on Drug Abuse discusses what it means to be addicted to drugs Drugs are chemical substances that
988: A New Front Door to Mental Health Care
‘As a 988 text and chat counselor, I have worked with more than 5,000 individuals seeking support’ By George Cassidy Mental health crises rarely
People with Down Are Living Longer But Facing New Problems
People with Down syndrome can now reach their 60s and sometimes 70s but that comes with a disadvantage: they face the odds of having
Dealing With Down Syndrome: One Family’s Story
By Megan Wicklund In 2021 our family was excited for our second child. Everything had gone smoothly with my first pregnancy and Isabella, who
Approaching Middle Age? Go for a Screening
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Physician Mohammad Fahad Ali, chief of gastroenterology and hepatology and director of endoscopy at Oswego Health, offered some background on