Founder and executive director of ALS Utica New York talks about the organization’s 20th year anniversary By David Podos Q: How long has ALS
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How to Become an Organ Donor
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most people don’t think much about organ donation unless they or a loved one are waiting on an organ recipient
A Mud Race For Daniel
By Daniel Baldwin Daniel Barden Mudfest is the Utica Boilermaker’s dirty little brother, as mentioned on the event’s website (bardenmudfest.org). This road race doesn’t
Nicholas Qandah
Rome Memorial neurosurgeon specializes in spine and brain care, discusses recent recognition Neurosurgeon Nicholas Qandah is medical director of Rome Memorial Hospital’s neurospine program,
5 Things You Need to Know About Lactose Intolerance
By Barbara Pierce The term “lactose intolerance” has been thrown around the health and food world, confusing the condition with various other terms and
Brian Jackson, DDS
Utica dentist specializes in dental implants and has spoken nationally and internationally about the subject Brian Jackson is a native of Utica. His practice
IV Cocktails Infusions
What are they? What health benefits do they have? Where can you get them? By Daniel Baldwin When I first saw the words IV
Q&A with Maria Cappoletti
New CEO at Kelberman — a nonprofit that helps people diagnosed with autism — plans to reopen office in Utica By David Podos Q:
Why Can’t They Just Stop? How Addiction Hijacks the Brain
By Barbara Pierce Addiction is a complex brain disease, which is why those who suffer from addiction can’t just stop. When asked to define
Wear Your Way to Better Health
By Amanda Jowsey Wearable health technology is one way that people are beginning to take their health and wellness into their own hands—or eventually