A new cancer diagnosis and the journey through treatment can be accompanied by many sudden changes in a person’s life. The Collaborative Care team at the Lipson Cancer Institute can help.
Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Dorothy Maunda has joined Gouverneur Hospital’s Outpatient Behavioral Health.
The region’s first substance use program focusing specifically on the needs of the LGBTQ+ community will be available through Rochester Regional Health.
Apps are a growing way for people to better understand and improve their mental health. So are they good for you? Our experts share their insights.
Thousands of children in the U.S. live with autism. Each family handles the diagnosis and conversations about it differently – but there are some ways to prepare yourself.
Providers with Rochester Regional Health are offering a new form of therapy for eligible patients with depression. Adrian Leibovici, MD, explains how it works.
With more than 800,000 people dead from COVID-19 in the U.S. alone, millions of people are suffering with the pain of losing someone or something close to them.
Many people are going through the winter holiday season having lost someone or something significant. Knowing what to do or say (or not do or say) is important.
Stress and anxiety levels can become heightened during the holiday season. Our experts have suggestions for ways to improve your health and make the overall experience better.
Adults over the age of 65 are using new technology more than ever. That can be a good thing – but clinicians should be aware of some challenges.
As a serious mental illness, schizophrenia is often portrayed incorrectly in the media. Let’s reduce the stigma around schizophrenia and gain a better understanding!
Dealing with pain can sometimes be more than a physical issue. Garry Spink, PhD, explains the link between your mind and pain.
A 'rebound COVID case' happens when someone infected with COVID-19 recovers after taking an antiviral drug, then tests positive for a second time within 2-8 days.
United Memorial Medical Center and GLOW YMCA recently hosted a groundbreaking for an ultramodern facility in Batavia that will offer comprehensive medical and wellness services all in one place – close to home.
Monkeypox, a rare disease caused by a virus, is seeing a slight resurgence - including several hundred cases in New York state.
Emergency contraception is a method of preventing or delaying ovulation in order to prevent pregnancy. Rebecca Alicandro, MD, explains how it works and the options available to those who may need it.
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