By Ernst Lamothe Jr. We have heard so many myths about organ donation. Anything from “my religion prohibits organ donation” to “if I am
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Shingles: To Vaccinate or Not?
For experts, it’s a no brainer. If you had chickenpox as a child and are over 50, you should get the vaccine By Deborah
Yoga: Flexibility, Strength for Active Adults
By Christine Green Karen Des Jardin of Holley can just about do a split with the assistance of a stuffed yoga bolster thanks to
Planning for the Empty Nest Retirement Years
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant When it comes to retirement and empty nest planning, many people focus on their financial future and health care. While
A Cheap Death: How to Donate Your Body to Science
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about body donation programs? With little to no savings, I’m looking for a
Blood Sugar & Age: Keeping Things in Balance
By Brian Heppard, M.D. Glucose — or blood sugar — is essential fuel for the body. Depending on your age and health, developing Type
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Healthcare in a Minute – October 2017
By George W. Chapman Hospitals Fail to Meet Expectations A report published by Kaufman, Hall and Associates revealed only 8 percent of 125 healthcare
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New internist at Geneva General Hospital thrilled to work in the Finger Lakes, a place she says reminds her of her native Romania By
When You Wake Up Blind
Landscaper from the Archdiocese of Rochester — who one day woke up blind — talks about his experience and how he found help in