It’s A Horse–No, A Bear: Pet Therapy Dogs Becoming Best Cure For Stress
Christy Hinko March 29, 2022
“‘He’s a bear; he’s a horse; he’s just too big; what do you feed him’,” Lou Damore said are some of
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DEC Announces 2021 Was Safest-Ever Season For New York Hunters
Christy Hinko February 24, 2022
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos announced that the 2021 hunting seasons in New York were
Giving A Voice To Your Inner Self: Local hypnotist releases self-help book on soul healing
Christy Hinko February 23, 2022
By Tyler Mroczek In addition to operating her own practice and hosting educational courses, a Levittown hypnotist shares personal experiences, information
Breast Cancer Survivors Sought For Hotline
Christy Hinko January 31, 2022
The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program seeks women and men who have had breast cancer to become
Northwell CEO Named Most Influential In Healthcare
Christy Hinko December 29, 2021
Northwell Health President and CEO Michael J. Dowling, who leads the largest health care provider and private employer in New York
Squid Game And Gambling Addiction
Christy Hinko November 10, 2021
Squid Game is now Netflix’s most popular show ever by a large margin. It’s an entertaining watch with some thought-provoking concepts
Truer Food: You Are What You Eat
Christy Hinko October 21, 2021
If you’re searching for a dining experience with a menu packed full of healthy choices, look no further than one of
Tips For Health Insurance Open Enrollment
Christy Hinko October 21, 2021
As we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s now more important than ever for people to prepare for their health insurance open
It’s Not Your Grandparents’ Ailment: Arthritis affects all ages
Christy Hinko September 15, 2021
Stiff joints and muscle weakness are not only ailing your aging grandparents; in fact most people with arthritis are under 65
Avoid Running Into Trouble
Long Island Weekly May 25, 2021
Foot pain, swelling could signal stress fracture Now that spring has arrived, we’ll be spending more time outdoors. Many people will
Getting Over The Hurdle Of At-Home Fitness
Christy Hinko April 16, 2021
Personal training brought to you So, this thing called a pandemic hit, about this time, last year. For avid gym-goers, a
I Am Afraid
David Bernstein April 15, 2021
I am afraid to take a walk. I am afraid to take the subway. I am afraid to drive to work.
Is It Safe To Go To The Doctor For Routine Visits?
Christy Hinko March 10, 2021
In a mid- and post-pandemic world, there is a lot to consider when making appointments for routine doctors’ visits, like having
The Lesser Known: Hepatitis D
David Bernstein March 9, 2021
Viral hepatitis is common and the best-known viruses causing hepatitis are types A, B and C. Little known, but important, is
Still Kickin’ It
Christy Hinko January 16, 2021
Post-surgical recovery during a pandemic With two totally reconstructed knees over the course of her sports career, one being reconstructed just
COVID-19 Rounds Out 2020
David Bernstein January 15, 2021
2020 is over and perhaps that is the only good thing that we can say about it. If I had an
New Hockey Team Takes Aim On Veterans’ Wellness
Long Island Weekly December 10, 2020
The stakes are different, but the values of a hockey team and a military unit run parallel. Things like teamwork, camaraderie,
COVID-19 And Vaccines
David Bernstein December 9, 2020
Vaccination against disease is one of the major advances in medicine and has helped prevent disease in countless individuals. Despite the
How COVID-19 Can Affect The Liver
David Bernstein November 13, 2020
The question always arises regarding COVID and the liver. While COVID causes abnormal liver tests in more than half of infected
