By Jim Miller While original Medicare (Part A and B) covers a wide array of health care services after you turn 65, it
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5 Things We Learned About Alzheimer’s Disease in 2025
Submitted by the Alzheimer’s Association Central New York Chapter 2025 marked a turning point in Alzheimer’s disease research, with major strides in diagnostics,
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Thompson Opens Applications for Guild Scholarships This year, the Thompson Health Guild is awarding up to six scholarships — each for $2,000 — to
Foot Health Important as We Age
Foot expert: ‘Do not hesitate to ask for help’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Taking good care of your feet can help you stay
Save on Your Scripts
If medication costs are ruining your budget, try these tips By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Of course, people of all ages use prescription drugs.
How to Fight ‘Middle-Age Spread’
Adults in the U.S. put on 10 to 25 pounds between their 20s and their 40s A steady uptick on your scale is
Fight Off Winter Blues
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Whether seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or the more mundane “winter blues,” it’s not uncommon to feel down during the
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Specialist in obesity medicine affiliated with Finger Lakes Health: Some medical providers still fail to see obesity as a disease. ‘Unfortunately, people still see
Cancer: When Should Families Do Genetic Testing?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The first-degree relatives of women with breast and gynecologic cancers may be at higher risk for developing cancer. But
Dealing with Dry Skin
Older skin is especially prone to drying out during winter months By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you or someone you love is “of