Breast milk is easy for babies to digest and often changes as a baby grows, giving him or her just the right amount of fat, sugar, water, and protein. Along with these key nutrients, breast milk can actually change based on what a mom eats or drinks. As more...
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I was in a race against time. And in this case, “time” was my brain. Yet I won … thanks to the fast actions of doctors at Mount St. Mary’s Hospital. I was on a flight home from Florida recently after spending a wonderful vacation with my family....
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It was a relatively normal day for Buffalo resident Kenneth Lidge as he was nearing the Niagara Falls Airport as a passenger on an Allegiant Airlines flight coming from Tampa, FL, to Niagara Falls. Mr. Lidge was relaxing in his seat as he returned to Western...
» Read More Mount St. Mary’s Hospital has received a grant from the New York State Health Care Facility Transformation Program to support the expansion of its Clearview Treatment Services, a confidential, inpatient rehabilitation program dedicated to the holistic...
» Read More The Footprints on the Heart Program of Catholic Health helps families cope with the loss of a baby caused by miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, and newborn death. While no one ever wants to experience the loss of a child, Footprints of the Heart was...
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Health professionals agree that breastfeeding provides many benefits to nursing mothers and their babies. Some mothers, however, cannot produce enough milk to meet their baby’s needs or breastfeed for health reasons. Earlier this month, the Center for Women...
» Read More Lewiston, New York (September 13, 2016) Mount St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation has been selected to receive a $190,000 grant from the Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation to support behavioral health screening services for pediatric and OB/GYN patients at...
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