Physician reflects on accomplishments as head of Monroe County Medical Society: “I think medical societies are needed even more in today’s society as a
Top Features
‘Love Your Feet, Love Yourself’
By Deborah Dittner A simple quote I found that says it all — “Love your feet, love yourself.” If you take care of
Super Bad Foods
Really, Really Bad Food You Should Stay Away From (If You Can) By Anne Palumbo We hear a lot about “superfoods” these days
Lessons Learned from a Boy with Autism
By Jolene Cleaver Jennifer and Benjamin Bailey have four children: three daughters and their youngest — a son, 7-year-old Connor. Though the youngest,
The SSI Doughnut Hole
What can people with disability do if they make enough money at a job that makes them ineligible to get SSI money? By Deborah
Matthew C. Talbott, M.D.
Top doctor at Finger Lakes Health talks about why his hospitals have some of the shortest ER wait times in the state and why
Gambling: The Silent Addiction Impacting All Ages
By Jennifer Faringer Problem Gambling Awareness Month in March is a time to ensure our communities understand the risks and impact of this
Life’s Unexpected Turns: My Path In and Out of Addiction
By Mark Winsberg, M.D I am the youngest of four kids born to my parents in the span of six years. My father,
Pay Attention to the Signs
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Colorectal cancer is the third most common type of cancer in the world, according to the International Agency for
5 Things You Should Know About Congenital Heart Disease
By Ernst Lamothe Jr Congenital heart disease encompasses a range of structural heart abnormalities present at birth. These defects can affect the heart’s