Do Employers Treat Moms Differently Than Dads? by Lindy Korn According to a recent article in Law360, a former vice president of a large banking institution sued the bank in New York federal court for slashing her pay and ultimately firing her when she asked to work
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Yes! Be Careful and Follow These Tips by Nhi Kha Legalization, and the anticipated wider use of cannabis, will offer opportunities for health and healing. However, it will also present unique challenges in ensuring that people are being guided properly in its use. Cannabis contains two major
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Awkward Silence? No Stress Conversation Starters! By Madeleine Kates In these stressful times, with everyone distanced from friends and family, keeping in touch is more important than ever. However, this also means that our conversational skills may be a little rusty. Staying inside is the norm for
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2022 Health Resolutions for Cancer Survivors Courtesy of Roswell Park Cancer Talk Blog With New Year’s resolutions fresh in our minds, February is the perfect time to reflect on ways to remain healthy all year long. Having cancer may have left you feeling not in control when
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During ‘Food as Medicine’ intersession, UB students develop skills to help motivate patients to make healthier lifestyle choices In a partnership with BNMC, a UB program provides medical and dietetics students with tools aimed at boosting the health of Western New Yorkers in 2022 BUFFALO, N.Y. —
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UBMD Pediatrics physicians issue guidance, urging parents to vaccinate their children against COVID-19 “Don’t wait to vaccinate,” warn pediatricians and specialists amid rising hospitalizations in the wake of the Omicron variant BUFFALO, NY – Physicians at UBMD Pediatrics and affiliated practices are urging parents to get their
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The Rochester-based health insurer that includes Univera Healthcare in Western New York has appointed Cindy Langston as senior vice president and chief information officer. The company is the largest nonprofit health insurer in upstate New York, and Langston is the first female chief information officer in its
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By Madeleine Kates Dinosaur sprinkles from a bake sale three years ago, canned beans from the start of COVID, or five partially used cinnamon shakers are just some of the strange items lurking in the back of the pantry. We all want an organized pantry, and no
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Tips for Minimizing the Winter Blues By Shannon Schwarberg, MS Winter weather can be brisk, and if you’re like me, winter can mean plenty of baking and lots of cozy warm sweaters, too. On a less appealing note, for many of us, winter also means the onset
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By Peter Kates Forty-one percent of adults report struggling with mental health or substance use, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which is up from 20 percent pre-COVID. Nearly one in three adults now report having symptoms of anxiety or depression.“Behind the masks,
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