By Barbara Pierce “Today, getting off the road to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is so much simpler than we previously thought…The evidence is
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Resources You May Need If You Care for Someone with Alzheimer’s
By Barbara Pierce Caring for someone with dementia is challenging. Not only do they have memory problems, but they lack the ability to care
Nearly Half of U.S. Counties Lack Cardiologists Despite High Need
Where you live plays a vital role in how easy it is to receive care for heart problems. Nearly half of U.S. counties don’t
Council Provides End-of-Life-Doula Services for Madison, Oneida County
The End-of-Life Doula Network, a program of the Madison County Rural Health Council, has been established to offer doula services to support a dying
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Orthopedic surgeon returns to Syracuse to join his father and uncle at Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists. He discusses the move. By Steve Yablonski Q: So,
Still Using Hand Sanitizers? Some Contain Cancer-Causing Ingredient
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant F or more than 18 months, much of the world has been slathering on hand sanitizer to protect against COVID-19.
Blind Sport Expo
October event provides opportunities for children with visual impairments to participate in sports By Mary Beth Roach Adapted sports for children with visual impairments
Achieving a Work-Life Balance
Many workers want to get a better work-life balance; not overworking By Barbara Pierce It’s shocking to hear that approximately 55% of us are
Are Your Devices Messing With Your Brain?
We’re flooded by interruptions and notifications from our devices. Our tablets or phones buzz to wake us up, texts stream in, alerts bubble up
Tips for Student Athletes to Play Hard and Smart During the Sport Season
Push yourself — to a certain point, says athlete By Daniel Baldwin What does it take for a typical high school and college student