FDA clears first robot that draws blood on its own The next time you roll up your sleeve for a blood test, the
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Patient Tim Andrews, 67, surrounded by his doctors at Mass General Brigham in Boston
Pig Kidney Kept Man Alive For A Year While Awaiting A Human Organ Donation A genetically altered pig kidney helped keep a man
How Pets Keep Us Healthy
By David L. Podos Many people cannot fathom living in a world without animals and, more precisely, without having a furry family member.
Screen Time Is Not All Bad for Kids’ Brains
More screen time isn’t always bad for kids’ brains. It may even have some surprising benefits, according to a new study from Finland published
Narcissist, Gaslighting, OCD and More Labels You Could Be Misusing
By Barbara Pierce Recently, it’s become common to use terminology from the language of mental health to describe everyday behavior. “I’m being so
Q&A with Wayne Chapman
Chiropractor discusses how he chose his medical career and the treatments he offers at his business, Chapman Chiropractic By David L. Podos Q:
All of a Sudden, A Lump in My Breast
Local cancer patients share their stories: Pay attention— get checked out, they say By Jolene Cleaver For Stacey Gaughan and Abigail Carr, their
Looking for Healthy Food? Try a Farm Near You
FarmFinderCNY.com, a new website launched by a Remsen resident, carries information on farms, farm stands and what products are currently available National Institute of
Director Discusses His Job Running Catholic Charities Halfway Houses
By Barbara Pierce Ron Annese, 63, of Rome is program director for two halfway houses in Utica, operated by Catholic Charities. Both are
Breast Cancer at a Glance
By www.medicinenet.com Breast Cancer Symptoms Breast cancer may or may not cause symptoms. Some women may discover the problem themselves, while others may