CDC study finds fecal contamination in poolsA study of public pools done during last summer’s swim season found that feces are frequently introduced into pool water by swimmers. Through the study, released today by the Centers...
Read MoreAs more and more people embrace a diet that’s high in protein, quinoa, a grain-like crop that traces its origins to the Andes, is growing in popularity. Quinoa is a complete protein, meaning it contains all of the nine...
Read MoreBy Annette Pinder About a decade ago when my daughter, Amy, was first diagnosed with celiac disease, I found that few health practitioners understood this genetic disorder that affects one out of nearly 105 children and adults....
Read MoreThe Centers for Disease Control have declared May as “Skin Cancer Awareness Month” and the New York State Podiatric Medical Association (NYSPMA), which represents more than 1,200 foot specialists across the Empire State, is...
Read MoreUB Research Team Testing New Drug as Additional Treatment to Insulin in Type 1 DiabetesBy Nitesh Kuhadiya, MD, MPH Since the landmark discovery of insulin by Banting & Best in 1921, advances in the treatment of type 1...
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