Autism Services, Inc. will host Sensory Night at Lumagination, 6:00-9:00pm on Wednesday, January 29. Lumagination is a captivating and interactive exhibit that will transform the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens with light, sound and imagination through February 29, 2020. Representatives from Autism Services, including Asperger’s group
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Get Ready for the Woman-Up Conference on January 30! As the only conference in the country dedicated to advancing women through using neuroscience (hard science to advance performance) we are thrilled to announce our January 2020 event where our male counterparts are invited as well. The brain
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Dr. Lijian Cai to examine pharmaceutical trends, operations as he oversees program at cancer center Dr. Cai brings knowledge of medication safety, pharmaceutical training Oversees operations on main campus, and outpatient pharmacy, hospital-based satellite locations Advocate of pharmaceutical industry transparency in wake of recent drug shortages BUFFALO,
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Local businesses, organizations and schools are invited to participate in Hospice Buffalo’s 34th Annual Hospice Spring Bouquet Sale™ for the Pre-Sale phase held in January and February. Participants simply assign a coordinator from their organization to take their employees’ bouquet orders. Bouquets will be delivered right to your door
Read more →Roswell Park Team Helps Explain How Chronic Stress Weakens Immunity Against Cancer Researchers identify new mechanism associated with aggressive growth in cancer tumors Team found chronic stress can increase MSDC cells, leading to tumor growth One of the first studies to explain the impacts of stress on
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By Annette Pinder Hereditary blood disorders affect males and females of all races and socio-economic levels. Fortunately, for those affected regionally, Western New York BloodCare (WNYBC) provides specialized diagnostic and health maintenance services to support these individuals. Hemophilia. One of the most known hereditary bleeding disorders, hemophilia
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Debby L. of Kenmore, N.Y. smoked for nearly 30 years and quit at age 49 The NYS Smokers’ Quitline provided coaching and medication; yoga and meditation helped Quit Coaches are available for any NYS resident looking to quit nicotine-use for the New Year WESTERN NEW YORK
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Are You Experiencing Vertigo and Dizziness? Don’t Wait Years to Get the Help You Need to Fix a Common Condition! by Annette Pinder Suddenly, I was waking up dizzy every day. You know how sometimes when you’re on an elevator, and it dips suddenly, making your stomach
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Don’t spread the flu to your family this holiday season! By Richard Vienne With more than twice as many confirmed cases of the flu this year than at this same time last year, you’ll want to think twice about skipping the flu vaccine. As of November 30,
Read more →Access to Clinical Trials May Drive Differences in Outcome Among Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients COG study looks to explain lower survival rate for nonwhite children and adolescents with disease Study is latest to report lower survival for blacks, Hispanics with the disease Multicenter team set out to
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