Women of all ages should know that no single test can detect every possible form of breast cancer. A routine mammogram is the gold standard for breast cancer screening in women. There are no acceptable alternatives to advanced digital mammography and the...
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Everyone has a typical understanding of allergies. Whether it’s seasonal allergies, allergic asthma, or severe reactions like anaphylaxis, allergic reactions are very common. In fact, it’s estimated that 1 in 5 people in the United States suffer...
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Do you love pumpkin-flavored treats and recipes as much as we do? Then you came to the right place. We’re outlining some of the best ways to pick a pumpkin. Whether you plan on carving one up or serving that perfect pumpkin pie, consider these key factors...
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Beef often gets skipped on menus due to some concern about heart health, but studies show that beef is a good source of many nutrients including protein, vitamins B6 and B12, zinc, iron, niacin, phosphorus, and potassium. When eaten as part of a healthy diet...
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Contrary to popular belief, getting out of bed, not staying in, is the best option for recovery during a hospital stay. Kenmore Mercy is making that a priority with the addition of medical recliners in patient rooms. The specialized recliners are playing a...
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Making space on your plate for food that promotes heart health isn’t as difficult (or boring!) as it may seem. Whether you’re at risk for heart disease or looking to make some healthy lifestyle changes, start by incorporating these foods into your...
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Isn’t vertigo just a medical term for dizziness? Actually, no. Specialists that work with patients whose medical conditions affect their perceptions of balance and movement often differentiate between vertigo and dizziness. We may be taught to think of...
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I often hear that not having enough time to cook is the reason that so many folks can’t eat healthfully. I like this recipe because it requires some prep, which can be done when you have some time, and then baked ahead of time. At 12 servings per...
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Dr. Scott Sobieraj is a Buffalo native who completed his medical education and residency locally. He then accepted a Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship at Danbury Hospital, which required him to relocate to Connecticut. When it came time to begin his own...
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Washing your hands and wearing a face mask are your best defenses against the spread of COVID-19, but for many it is taking a toll on their skin. Frequent handwashing and the use of hand sanitizer can deplete the skin of its natural moisture and oils, leaving...
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