New free hiking challenge offers incentives for people to get active on the trails this summer By Kyra Mancine To encourage hiking on the
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Patients Wanted
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Where have all sick patients gone? The good news for the hospitals is that they are coming back…very slowly. While
COVID Effects on the Food Supply Chain
Bottleneck responsible for recent shortage of milk, meat at the grocery stores By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant During the peak of COVID-19 panic buying, many
Losing ‘COVID-15’ After Quarantine
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The “freshman 15” weight gain experienced by many college students shares some similar origins of the “COVID-15” pounds packed on
Gerald M. Gacioch, M.D.
Coronavirus unintended consequence: Dramatic drop in the number of people coming to the hospital with heart attacks, says chief of cardiology at Rochester Regional.
On The Frontline
They and other healthcare providers are frontline responders in the battle against COVID-19. Thank a nurse — May is Nurses Week. By Deborah Jeanne
Recuperation Experience Prompted Nursing Career
For Alexandria Lovejoy, a knee injury led to a career in nursing By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant When she was a senior in high school,
Connection with Elders Fosters Nursing Career
Priscilla Salgado started at St. Ann’s as an aide in the dining and nutrition department. She is now the organization’s associate director of nursing
Kind Nurses Drew Youth into Nursing
Matt Mallow, an RN, enjoys working in a more one-on-one relationship with patients By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Rochester resident Matt Mallow will never forget
Coping with Coronavirus
By John Addyman I figured, I’ve got this coronavirus thing handled — no problem. Tell me I’ve got to spend some weeks at home










