A mother and physical therapist is branching into the world of competitive bodybuilding. Dr. Amber Astafan became inspired by her father-in-law, a competitive bodybuilder himself.
New research out of Clarkson University says consistent exposure to violence at home can have negative effects on kids as young as one-year-old that can plague them as they grow up.
Samaritan Medical Center’s Physicians Recognition Dinner is later this month and that’s when Dr. Maja Lundborg-Gray will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Caring for your voice can be as simple as using an app on your phone and a new study shows COVID-19 vaccination is associated with fewer cardiac events.
We learn about the time of day you should exercise to burn the most fat and what a new study says about what types of sugar may lead to cardiovascular disease.
New research finds being married can keep you healthy, regardless of whether you and your spouse get along, and there’s a vitamin supplement that may ward off diabetes.
During the pandemic, people in nursing homes were isolated and couldn’t have anyone visit. Congresswoman Claudia Tenney wants the Essential Caregivers Act to change that.
Extra exercise in midlife could mean better brain health, and could more time playing outside help children who also spend a lot of time looking at screens?
After Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during the Buffalo Bills football game Monday night, a lot of people want to learn how to perform CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation.