Headlines
Young Adults at Higher Risk of Skin Cancer
Half of adults younger than age 30 report being sunburned; indoor tanning rates highest among white women.
A Teen on a Mission
Chris Pyle, coping with Crohn’s disease, raises thousands of dollars nationwide to help find cure for disease.
Making New Cancer Patients at Ease
Kim McDonough chose to work at Pluta Cancer Center because four of her relatives had cancer.
Synthetic Drugs
New drugs quickly growing in popularity putting drug enforcement and advocacy groups on notice.
Kids’ Summer Safety Gear
Better safe than sorry: Helmets, wrist guards can make a difference if accidents occur.
Meet Your Doctor - H. Todd Massey
URMC physician who performed the first artificial heart transplant in Upstate New York talks about the procedure.
Men's Health
Men Behind Women When it Comes to Oral Care
Father’s Day is June 17
Single Men Spend Weekends Sitting & Watching TV
Older Men’s Hidden Health Concerns
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When Clutter Becomes Chaos
A Rochester area psychologist shares his insights into the causes of hoarding and the best way to treat the obsessive compulsive disorder.
A place for everything and everything in its place
Being disorganized can be the cause of stress, dangerous living conditions, and at its worst, can turn into hoarding. Two Rochester area professional organizers share their tips on keeping up with your clutter.
PETS
Doggy Tune-up Time
Getting your dog ready for the summer.
Pet Food: How Safe Are You?
Recent cases of pet owners getting sick because of pet food raises concerns about pet food safety.
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Live Alone & Thrive By Gwenn Voelckers
Forgiveness: It Can Set You Free.
SmartBites By Anne Palumbo
Three Cheers for Cherries









