By Anne Palumbo Feeling blue lately? A tad blah? You’re not alone. According to findings from government-funded COVID Response Tracking Study released in June,
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Great Gifts for Healthcare Providers
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant This season, thank a healthcare provider in your life with a thoughtful gift that demonstrates how much you appreciate their
She Shall Overcome
Lorena Malone of Hannibal shows that with drive and determination, anything is possible By Lou Sorendo “Lorena is a beautiful, strong girl who loves art and
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Interim chairman talks about recent expansion in Upstate University Hospital’s neurosurgery department. ‘We’re confident that we can offer world-class care right here in our
Home remedies
Grandma was right: Many of her home remedies are sound By Barbara Pierce Grandma was wise in the ways of the world—especially when you’re
Home sweet home
Should you consider aging in place? By Barbara Pierce Given the choice, most of us prefer to stay in our own homes as we
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What are my long-term care options? By Barbara Pierce As we age, most of us want is to stay in our own home as
Seize the Moment
Elderly are more prone to seizures; caretakers need to be prepared By Barbara Pierce “Having a single seizure doesn’t mean you have epilepsy. At
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Dr. Charles Burns is a partner in the dental offices of Slavin, Jackson & Burns in Utica. Slavin, Jackson & Burns offer a full
The History of the Pink Ribbon
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In addition to the orange, gold and red foliage colors, you’re likely seeing a lot of pink this time of