Is Testing for Vitamin D Deficiency Really Necessary? Nearly nine out of 10 upstate New Yorkers have no medical reason to have their vitamin D levels tested, yet health care providers and patients continue to frequently...
Read More(StatePoint) From price to quantity to flavor, consumers have always considered how products affect their families when deciding what goes in the shopping cart. And shoppers these days are making purchasing decisions that take...
Read More(StatePoint) Food poisoning, an illness caused by bacteria or other pathogens in food, causes an estimated 48 million illnesses (representing one out of six Americans), 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths annually in the...
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(StatePoint) The Bank of Mom and Dad is open for business, as parent out-of-pocket spending has...
Read MoreArea professionals are helping those with symptoms by Shannon Traphagen Irlen syndrome (IS) was identified in 1980 by American psychologist Helen Irlen, who theorized that some people experience visual problems because of how...
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