Babies born even slightly early have a higher long-term risk of developmental difficulties that could affect their behavior and learning ability, a new study
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Q&A with Gina Pearce
Green Utica executive director on her organization’s mission to maintain and beautify Utica’s parks and natural environment David L. Podos Q: Many local residents
New Hybrid CNA Class Expedites Training
Elemental Management Group’s program is bringing more workers into long-term care The shortage of certified nurse assistants has challenged nearly all long-term care facilities
Colorectal Cancer: Incidence in Younger People Nearly Doubles
Researchers can’t fully explain the trend but nearly double the number of young adults are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer than a decade ago
More Women Than Men Seek Pain Specialists
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Astudy published a year ago by Manchester Metropolitan University revealed that women dealing with endometriosis, a chronic pain condition in
5 Things You Need to Know About Common Childhood Illnesses
By Barbara Pierce Young children get sick. It’s that simple. They’re more vulnerable to illness because their immune systems are underdeveloped. Plus, conditions in
Our Teens Are Not All Right
By Barbara Pierce Being a teenager today is astoundingly different than even a generation ago. In addition to all the challenges of growing up
Rome Health Starts Construction on New Surgical Center and ICU Addition
Rome Health has started the site work to build the new addition for the new intensive care unit and Kaplan Center for Surgical Services.
Alternative Treatments in Mental Health Give Hope
By David L. Podos For many people experiencing a mental difficulty, healing can be quite challenging. Often it can be much more daunting than
Breast specialists join Rome Health
Physician James Cesare has relocated his breast care practice to the Rome Health Medical Center on the hospital’s main campus. He specializes in breast