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Now Lens to Benefit Those Who Go Through Cataract Surgery
It allows doctor to change the prescription of a lens that’s been already placed inside your eye By Barbara Pierce “It’s remarkable! Remarkable technology!”
5 Things You Need to Know About Hearing Loss
By Barbara Pierce Approximately 15% of adults in the U.S. have trouble hearing, according to the National Institute of Health, part of the U.S.
Burnout
Nurses face unprecedented risks for burnout By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Though the pandemic is now endemic, one of its many lasting effects is even
When Mental Health and Substance Abuse Collide
By Barbara Pierce Mental health and substance abuse problems often occur together. And they come with an enormous cost to individuals, families, communities and
Q&A with MaryJo Timpano
Beyond food and shelter: Rescue Mission of Rome offers health and wellness programs to its participants. ‘We talk about things like social contentedness, fellowship
Being LGBTQ
One in four high school students identifies as LGBTQ, according to the CDC By Barbara Pierce “I’m the scary transgender person the media warned
Understanding Chiropractic Care
By Barbara Pierce Chiropractic care is a form of alternative medicine concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the neuromusculoskeletal system
Dig Into the Benefits of Gardening
By Barbara Pierce “It brings me much joy,” said Tina Jacobs, owner and operator of Devine Gardens, Morrisville, when asked what she enjoys about
WNY Mom Bikes Across America for Mental Illness
Transcontinental bike trek — 3,600 miles from San Diego to New York City —honors the memory of her son, who died by suicide By