For new president of Monroe County Medical Society, local doctors should increase advocacy work to improve public health outcomes By Chris Motola Q:
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By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Whether it’s a trait directly related to male gender or a tendency of how men care for their health,
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By Barbara Pierce Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common but least discussed health concerns affecting men particularly as they age, said
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By Albert S. Hartel, M.D. Even though it is impossible to completely hide from the Rochester allergen onslaught, there are likely things you
Making a Difference: National Nurses Week
Every year, from May 6-12, nurses are recognized for their service and dedication to caring for others and improving the health of patients nationwide.
Young Stroke
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Fighting Parkinson’s with a Paddle
By Mike Costanza Keith Boas hopes to slow the progress of his Parkinson’s disease by playing ping pong. “If you’re active in sports,