The American Cancer Society (ACS) is ready to say goodbye to winter with the return of the annual Daffodil Days campaign. This colorful first
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Provider Burnout: Many Physicians, Nurses Inclined to Retire Earlier Than Planned
By George W. Chapman A recent survey by the American Medical Association (AMA) revealed 20% of physicians and 40% of nurses are inclined to
Utica Curling Club
The oldest and largest curling club in the Eastern U.S., they are looking for new members to join the ranks By Daniel Baldwin Curling
Lower the Cost of Your Prescription Drugs
Pharmaceutical companies are raising the costs of many prescription drugs. Here are your options By Barbara Pierce Prices keep rising. In the U.S., it’s
13 Things Every Woman Over 50 Should Know
Understanding how your body changes as we age By Barbara Pierce While there are plenty of aspects of getting older that might feel great,
Preventive Health Screenings: How Necessary Are They?
Early detection helps prevent problems later By Barbara Pierce When was the last time you took your car in for a tire rotation, oil
Getting Enough Vitamin D?
When you’re not ingesting enough vitamin D with your food, supplements can help By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In addition to your summertime tan, your
Move Over Meat, It’s Tempeh Time!
By Anne Palumbo Ever since I put the breaks on meat consumption, I’ve been on a quest to find plant-based meat alternatives. Like many,
Protect Your Eyesight: Here’s How
Problems will get worse as we age By Barbara Pierce For most of us, the fear of losing our sight is huge. The thought
ER? Urgent Care? Telemedicine? What Should You Do?
There are millions of visits to hospital emergency departments (ED) in New York state each year that don’t result in a hospital stay, according
