There are many factors that can affect your risk of getting cancer – and colorectal cancer is no exception. Some risk factors you can change and some are out of your control. Colon cancer is extremely preventable. That’s why we stress to our patients...
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Good night, sleep tight! Sleep apnea is one of the most common sleep disorders, affecting hundreds of thousands of Americans each year. Sleep apnea is a disorder that affects how regularly a person breathes while they sleep. One of the most important things...
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From TikTok to Instagram, feta pasta is taking social media by storm. This seared feta and vegetable pasta recipe is the perfect way to join the trend, while keeping your diet on track. Wegmans gives the viral feta pasta a healthy makeover by adding...
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There have been lots of prayers coming from Buffalo area nuns over the past year for relief from the coronavirus pandemic. Recently, hope arrived in the form of COVID-19 vaccines distributed to area sisters through the Catholic Health Infusion Pharmacy...
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Mercy Hospital of Buffalo held a virtual ceremony on February 24 to celebrate U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Regional Hospital” and “High Performing Hospital” ratings for Heart Bypass Surgery, Aortic Valve Surgery, Heart Failure Care, and COPD...
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Are you looking for a sweet treat with a healthy twist? These Crunchy Coco Bites have all the rich, chocolate-y flavor you crave… but packed with nutritious ingredients! This recipe includes whole grain wheat and barley, which contribute to our goal of...
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Earlier this month, Catholic Health resumed limited visiting hours for hospitalized patients. On Wednesday, February 17, the health system will expand its visitation policy for patients undergoing outpatient or “same day” surgery at Kenmore Mercy...
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Construction of Lockport Memorial Campus of Mount St. Mary’s Hospital to begin this fall Catholic Health has contracted to purchase 104 acres of land in Lockport, which will be the site of the new Lockport Memorial Campus of Mount St. Mary’s Hospital. The...
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A normal, healthy heart is well-equipped to manage the changes that occur in pregnancy. It rises to the occasion – pumping more blood to the uterus, increasing heart rate as needed. During pregnancy, any activity that increases heart rate does carry more of...
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