Itchy eyes. Runny nose. Sneezing. If this sounds like you this fall, you are far from alone.

Read the latest numbers on coronavirus cases in the Finger Lakes and Greater Rochester, as well as local regulations and travel restrictions news.

Potty training a child can seem like a daunting task. Tracy Maier, DO, describes how to know when your child is ready.

Dealing with pain can sometimes be more than a physical issue. Garry Spink, PhD, explains the link between your mind and pain.

September marks Peripheral Arterial Disease Month. Ryan Lydon, MD, explains the disease and how to treat it.

Depression affects millions of Americans each year. But how do you know if you are going through it?

If pain and limited movement are keeping you from living your life fully, learning more about a hip or knee replacement could be the first step toward a better life.

After the Tokyo Olympics, a spotlight is shining on athletes and mental health. Garry Spink, PhD, gives insight into the arena.

Loud snoring can be annoying – but sometimes it is also the sign of something more concerning. Alice Hoagland, PhD, shares her expert opinion.

The generosity of the Di Francesco family will give patients better access to less invasive treatment options.

Now that Jacky has a new heart, her next adventures are all outdoors.

Jose Vazquez, a Greece resident, was a New York State trooper for 33 years.

You could say Chuck Doell is an avid golfer – but it might be an understatement.

“They basically told me that, you know, in 5-10 years, if you keep going the way you’re going, you’re dead.”

"I found out that so many of my friends and the people that I ran with had the same issues."

Having a baby is a big change. Prenatal education classes can help you prepare for the days leading up to your little one’s arrival – especially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.