Chief medical officer at Jewish Home: ‘It’s been an exciting time to be in care for older adults.’ She explains why By Chris Motola
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Once Upon A Lyme Aims at Helping Young People Who Are Diagnosed with Lyme Disease
By Mary Beth Roach When Carly Mayenzet began the Once Upon A Lyme nonprofit about 18 months ago, the aim was to advocate
10 Healthy Things to Do This Season
Instead of a summer slump, plan to improve your health and well-being this summer. 1. Take daily walks. “Walking gets the blood
Meet Dr. Randall Green Rochester General Hospital’s New CEO
G. Randall Green is a cardiologist and the new president of Rochester General Hospital. He has a law degree and an MBA, is an
5 Things You Should Know About Alzheimer’s Disease
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Alzheimer’s disease is more than occasional forgetfulness. It is a progressive brain
Julietta Fiscella, M.D.
Highland Hospital chief of pathology is retiring after decades on the job, starting new life as an entrepreneur. She is launching a new skin
Spring is Here: Fresh Air, Smell of Cut Grass … and Tons of Children Injured by Lawn Mowers
Lawn mower injuries in children are more common than most think: each year over 2,500 lawn–mower injuries occur in children under 14 By Natasha
Puppies for a Purpose
Area volunteers raise puppies for potential services as guide dogs By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Guide dogs begin their lives like any other dog.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Why We Celebrate Nurses in May
Date recognizes role of nurses in healthcare and honors their contributions to patient; coincides with birthday of modern nursing founder, Florence Nightingale By Deborah
Stroke Recovery Tips
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Approximately 795,000 Americans experience a stroke each year, including 610,000 first-time strokes and 185,000 recurrent strokes. Of these patients,