Discover the joy of a staycation By Gwenn Voelckers At the end of July, I signed up for a Finger Lakes winery tour.
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How a Peach a Day May Keep the Wrinkles Away
By Anne Palumbo It’s hot. Lordy is it hot! My poor skin isn’t used to all this heat. Between you and me and
Sex and Love Addiction
By Barbara Pierce No, I’m not going to admit to being a sex and love addict. Sorry if I’ve disappointed you! Yes, I’ve
What to Do When Medical Bills Pile Up
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’m 63 and recently had a hospital stay that left me with bills I can’t afford to
Are You Looking for a Career in the Health Field?
By Deborah Dittner So much has changed since I began my education in the health field with a four-year degree for a Bachelor
We Consume 50% of All Drugs Worldwide — Why Do We Pay More for Them?
By George W. Chapman First, some background: Americans account for 4% of the world’s population. We consume 50% of drugs worldwide. Yes, 50%.
What Is Integrative Medicine?
By Deborah Dittner When you talk about integrative medicine, the provider is looking at, listening to and treating the whole person consisting of
Is Watermelon Good for You?
Nothing announces “summer is here!” quite like watermelon. But what are we really eating? Sugar and water? Empty calories? Surprisingly, no. Watermelon is a
What’s Up with Boundaries?
By Barbara Pierce “I seem to be the one taking care of everyone — my daughter has serious heart problems, my brother can’t
All About PMOS
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, previously called PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome), affects an estimated 1 out of 8 women worldwide By Eva Briggs, MD







