Listen: Menopause
In this edition of To Your Health, Lori Davis, NP addresses the topic of menopause.
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Why Colorectal Screening Is So Critical
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men and women combined. However, there are tests that can detect...
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Melanoma: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Melanoma is the rarest, but most aggressive form of skin cancer. However, unlike many other types of cancer, the patient has a lot of control when...
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Dr. Seemant and Dr. Radloff Facebook Live interview with the Cortland Voice
What’s the field of sports medicine all about? The Cortland Voice speaks with Dr. Fnu Seemant and Dr. Monika Radloff from Sports Medicine of...
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Ankle sprains have varying locations, severity
Ankle sprains are the most common musculoskeletal injury and affect people of all ages.
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Mild winter raises risk of Lyme disease infections
By Doug MacQueen, MD Special to the Journal The relatively mild winter of 2016-17 will mean our region will have more deer ticks spreading Lyme...
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Combating Obesity
Dr. Qutaybeh Maghaydah provides an alarming assessment of our obesity epidemic, while providing ample opportunities to do something about it.
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Using Antibiotics Responsibly
Special to the Journal By Douglas MacQueen, MD In the era of modern medicine, people are often surprised to learn that we have a limited number of...
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Influenza and Whooping Cough
Special to the Journal By Douglas MacQueen, MD This season there are two infections in the headlines that are important to discuss...
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What You Need to Know About Hip Fractures
What You Need to Know About Hip Fractures by Deidre Blake, MD There are roughly 300,000 hip fractures every year in the United States and...
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Treating Hip and Groin Pain in Young Athletes
Treating Hip and Groin Pain in Young Athletes by Zaneb Yaseen, MD There is a common assumption that debilitating hip and groin pain is a...
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The Overuse of Antibiotics
The Overuse of Antibiotics By John-Paul Mead, M.D. Most physicians, medical researchers, and public health professionals are in basic agreement...
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