As cold weather approaches, flu season is starting to ramp up. Our Infectious Disease specialists have information they want to share about how best to protect your health heading into winter.

A number of illnesses appear to be spreading in pediatric patients. Our experts share what they know about diagnosing and treating them.

Ms. Bansenga has extensive experience in family medicine and providing healthcare to patients throughout their lifespan.

Sometimes you or a family member need to see a provider but you may need another option aside from an in-person appointment. This is when ExpressCare can work for you.

Each school district in New York requires every student to have immunizations against certain diseases. These are the most recent requirements.

People who test positive for monkeypox have several treatments available – in the forms of medication and symptom relief.

Sometimes you or a family member need to see a provider but you may need another option aside from an in-person appointment. This is when ExpressCare can work for you.

Monkeypox, a rare disease caused by a virus, is seeing a slight resurgence - including several hundred cases in New York state.

With more time spent in the summer heat, there are increased risks of overheating. Know the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses and when to seek help.

Ms. Coates may look familiar to people throughout the North Country, as she previously served St. Lawrence Health patients in various locations.

Family Practitioner Leslie Strickland, MD, has returned to St. Lawrence Health and will be practicing at Brasher Falls Primary Care

Flu data for the 2021-2022 influenza season is updated weekly on this page. Previous flu season data is also available for comparison.

An important area of medical oversight, antimicrobial stewardship works to help patients, providers, and healthcare systems. Maryrose Laguio-Vila, MD, explains how it works.

Getting the Tdap vaccine is among the most essential immunizations that an individual can receive to protect their immune system.

An effective way to way to protect your children and yourself against measles, mumps, and rubella is through the MMR vaccine.

From sample to results, there is a depth of knowledge when it comes to diagnosing a respiratory patient. This is where lab professionals shine.

Even in the heat and humidity of this summer, colds and respiratory viruses seem to be running rampant. Dr. Lalit Jain, MD, explains why.

Chief Medical Officer Tara Gellasch, MD, helps us understand how the COVID-19 vaccines can impact pregnant and breastfeeding women and whether the vaccines are safe.

You may have seen users on TikTok or Instagram sharing a variety of “beauty hacks” like faux freckles or sunscreen contouring. Dermatologist Gian Vinelli, MD, walks us through the dangers of some of these popular trends.

Poor sleeping habits can lead to a variety of health consequences, including an increased risk of death from all causes. Dr. James Murray provides a list of ways poor sleep can impact health.

Heart disease is the most common cause of death in America but it can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes. Follow these five steps to help reduce your risk of heart disease.

Gypsy moths are back and causing destruction throughout the Finger Lakes region – defoliating trees, leaving behind a mess and if you come into contact, they may give you an irritating rash.

Prostate cancer screening allows doctors to detect the disease before patients have any symptoms. Urologist Dr. Jeffery Spencer tells us who should get a prostate exam and why they’re so important.

With warm weather comes the presence of ticks. Learn how to prevent tick bites and what to do if you are bit.