Headlines
U.S. cancer death rates continue to decline
Dana-Farber president: Encouraging news, but improvements are still needed.
May is Stroke Awareness Month
In emergency, it is time to act F.A.S.T.
Patients with stroke symptoms still not calling 911
Nationwide ambulance use by patients suffering from a stroke has not changed since the mid-1990s, even though effective stroke treatments are now available.
Fitness
Exercise as a stress reducer
Fitness leads to a higher quality of life, expert says.
Healthy fit
Youth fitness, taekwondo experts address kids’ health issues
The Berry Best
Ava man, 84, points to healthy eating as key to longevity
Make retirement a reality
Take practical approach toward living comfortably in retirement.
Telemedicine revolutionizes treatment of Parkinson’s Disease
Presbyterian Home increases accessibility to specialists.
Meet Your Doctor: Dr. Matthew Mittiga
Mittiga is a pediatrician and area native who joined the St. Elizabeth Medical Group East Utica Office in July 2011. He completed a pediatrics residency at SUNY Upstate Medical University-Golisano Children’s Hospital, Syracuse. Recently, Mohawk Valley In Good Health Associate Editor Lou Sorendo interviewed Mittiga regarding his career.
Spectre of Death
Dignity therapy found to make experience more tolerable.
Going Generic
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield offers free initial co-pay for expanded list of generic drugs.
Why am I so tired?
Surprising causes of fatigue and how to fight back.
Are you making your spring allergies worse?
Five things that can aggravate your suffering.
"Between You and Me" with Barbara Pierce
Mom’s Greatest Gift. What’s the greatest gift your mother ever gave you?









