Alice Taylor, a registered nurse who first joined UR Medicine Thompson Health over a decade ago, is the system’s new stroke/STEMI/sepsis coordinator. In her
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March 2024
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New OB-GYN at Thompson hails from Canada, did missionary work in Kenya, Guatemala, Honduras. She shares her experience By Chris Motola Q: You’re originally
‘Beware the Ides of March’ … or Not!
By Gwenn Voelckers In William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” a fortune teller warns Caesar to “beware the ides of March.” That immortal phrase portends gloom
When the Big Boss is a Nurse
Dan Ireland has tracked a path from bedside nursing to C-level hospital leadership By John Addyman For most of us, there’s one day that
Being Born Even a Bit Early Could Harm a Child’s Development
Babies born even slightly early have a higher long-term risk of developmental difficulties that could affect their behavior and learning ability, a new study
Skilled Nursing Facilities in Dire Financial Straits
Situation may get worse with NYS proposed budget cuts By George W. Chapman Over 97,000 people in New York state depend on skilled nursing
Nonprofit Uses Fitness and Exercise to Fight Addiction
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Recovery from substance abuse relies upon the right support. That’s what Jonathan Westfall strives to offer at ROCovery Fitness, a
Addressing the Risks of Mobile Sports Betting
By Jennifer Faringer When the Supreme Court opened the doors to mobile sports betting (MSB) in 2018, it laid the path for states to
Overlooked Peanut Packs Plenty of Nutrients
By Anne Palumbo Pity the poor peanut. Despite being America’s most popular nut, peanuts rarely get the nutritional shout-out its trendier cousins get. Perhaps