Jason Robinson of Westmoreland defies expectations as wheelchair competitor By Patricia J. Malin While many eyes were on elite runners during the Utica Boilermaker
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Ready for Rehab
Out of hospital, rehabilitation process begins By Barbara Pierce Recovery rarely ends at the hospital. If you and your doctor aren’t sure you’re ready
Auditory Overload
Keep an ear out for health risks associated with too much noise By Barbara Pierce Whether we want it to be a part of
In emotional pain? Take a Tylenol
Study: Acetaminophen has more benefits that people think By Barbara Pierce Popping Tylenol for a headache is second nature to many of us. But
Tints and Tones
Is your home interior impacting your mental health? By Marie Kouthoofd Color can make or break the mood. It can energize or calm, depress
To the rescue
Utica Bike Rescue offers less-fortunate way to travel, stay healthy By David L. Podos Utica Bike Rescue is a nonprofit organization that literally lives
Are you cool as cucumber, or hot like tamale?
By Marie Kouthoofd Some theories proport personality differences via warm or cool dominance. For instance, as a warm color dominant, you are said to
Safety Nets
Medicare and Medicaid explained: What are the differences between the two? By David L. Podos The Utica Municipal Housing Authority recently conducted a free
Dr. Kathleen Garbooshian
Kathleen Garbooshian, who has practiced in Rome for the last 17 years, recently joined the family practice department of Slocum-Dickson Medical Group in New
Life stoppers
There are strategies to counter agony of depression, risk of suicide By David L. Podos In its ongoing public interest series, the Utica Housing