The Dental Implant Procedure: How It Works and What to Expect

Getting dental implants can be life-changing for people struggling with missing teeth. Whether you choose single-tooth implants, implant-supported bridges, or implant dentures, these tooth replacements can give you back your […] Read more »

How to Prove Asbestos Exposure for a Mesothelioma Claim

You need strong evidence linking asbestos exposure to the disease when filing a mesothelioma claim. As it may take several decades to develop mesothelioma, proving past asbestos exposure can be […] Read more »

Mount Pleasant Closes Park After 12 Canada Geese Found Dead at Pond

Town of Mount Pleasant officials are cautioning residents after 12 Canada geese were found dead at a pond in a local park. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and Police Chief Paul Oliva […] Read more »

Can Online Psychiatry in Los Angeles Really Help You Manage Stress at Home? Discover Effective Solutions

Managing stress from the comfort of your own home has become increasingly possible with the rise of online psychiatry. Online psychiatry can offer an effective way to manage stress without […] Read more »

Symptoms af Common Childhood Illnesses: A Parent’s Guide

As a parent, when your little one isn’t feeling well, it can be hard to stay calm and know what to do. That’s why understanding the symptoms of common childhood […] Read more »

Harckham, Pierce Host Naloxone Training in Mount Kisco

New York State Senator Pete Harckham, in partnership with Westchester County Legislator Erika Pierce, hosted a naloxone training on Wednesday, Jan. 29, giving 25 people, including first responders and interested […] Read more »

What are the main differences between inpatient and outpatient rehab?

Rehab is an important step for anyone struggling with addiction. It’s the best option to treat the issue and ensure you enter recovery in the best possible shape to reduce […] Read more »

Reclaiming Mobility, Restoring Confidence: The Transformative Power of Orthotics and Prosthetics in Enhancing Human Potential

A runner sprints across the finish line, a dancer leaps through the air, and a child climbs a tree with boundless energy. These images of human movement, of bodies in […] Read more »

State Senate Advances Legislative Package Protecting Reproductive Rights, Women’s Health and Privacy

This week, the New York State Senate advanced a comprehensive package of legislation to fortify abortion rights and health data privacy, and expand access to reproductive healthcare across New York […] Read more »

Sunlight Can Stop the Progression of Childhood Myopia

To the parents of her young patients with myopia (or nearsightedness), Dr. Diane Suarez offers this piece of advice: “Make sure your children get plenty of sunlight.” Her suggestion concurs […] Read more »