Daughters of Charity Ministries, Inc., through its Mission & Ministry Impact Program, has awarded Mount St. Mary’s Neighborhood Health Center (NHC) $20,000 to provide free COVID-19 antibody testing at the center, located at 3101 9th Street in Niagara...
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This butternut squash recipe is an easy side dish — a perfect addition to your holiday menus, this recipe will become a family favorite. Butternut squash is a very nutrient-dense vegetable, meaning it packs a lot of nutritional punch in each serving for a...
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Emergency Department open for ambulances and walk-in patients For the past four and a half months, Sisters Hospital, St. Joseph Campus, has operated as a COVID-only treatment facility. In late March, with COVID-19 surging across the region, and...
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Do you often find yourself making another cup of coffee, only its late in the afternoon? Or catch yourself repeatedly yawning in the middle of your workday? If so, you aren’t alone, more than a third of Americans say they get less than 7 hours of sleep...
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Over the past five months, Catholic Health has marked many important milestones in our response to the COVID pandemic, from the development of the first COVID-19 Treatment Facility in New York State at St. Joseph Campus in Cheektowaga, to the opening...
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Many of us know that painful, burning sensation all too well – often it’s the heartburn you get after enjoying some of Buffalo’s prized chicken wings and pizza. Unfortunately, you’re not alone. According to the National Institutes of Health,...
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A Kenmore Mercy Hospital critical care nurse was recently honored with the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) Circle of Excellence Award. Mary LaMartina, BSN, RN, CCRN, is New York State’s only nurse to receive the prestigious national...
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Mount St. Mary’s Hospital continues to implement innovative ways to deliver exceptional patient care in Niagara County. Through a new partnership with Parkside Medical Anesthesia Associates to provide anesthesia services at the Lewiston hospital, Mount St....
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Wondering if your spices are still fresh? Ground spices last about three to four years. A good general rule is to date the canister when you first open it. Check your spices annually by smelling their aroma and inspecting their color. Keep them in a cool,...
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Epinephrine auto-injectors are the treatment of choice in severe life threatening allergic reactions, also known as anaphylaxis. Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis include, shortness of breath, wheezing, hives, tongue or lip swelling, throat swelling, light...
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