Health and Lifestyle
Burnout – Alive and Well in America’s Workplace
While “burnout” may not be a classic medical term, it nonetheless affects thousands of workers, who, before their work life has concluded, will succumb to it. This is especially true for healthcare workers but...
Suffolk County Recognizes 2024 Healthcare Heroes
(Left to right) Peter Montague, Jimmy Mack, Keri Moschetto, Dr. Carl Goodman, Anthony Minelli, Dr. Edison Blanco, Dr. Tia Knight-Forbes, Mary Jane Finnegan, Kacey Farber.
In March 2021, the Suffolk County Legislature approved a resolution...
June is Lipedema Awareness Month: Understanding Lipedema and How to Manage It
By Dr. Laura Haydon, PT, DPT, CLT
Have you ever noticed that no matter how much you diet or exercise, the fat around your hips, thighs, and legs won’t budge? Do your legs feel heavy...
St. Catherine of Siena Hospital Hosts Dedication for Newly Renovated ED
On Monday, June 17, St. Catherine of Siena Hospital in Kings Park held an event to celebrate their recently completed Emergency Department (ED) expansion and renovation. The event brought together Catholic Health Services administrators,...
Let’s Hear it for the Fathers
By Peter Chidichimo
Let’s face it: historically, mothers, and their associated holiday, have received more attention compared to Father’s Day. And why not? Mothers bond early with their newborns, especially where breastfeeding is involved, and...
Marijuana and the Teenage Brain
I personally started smoking marijuana in middle school. I was barely even a teenager when I took my first drag. I was a sports kid during the week but hung out with the kids...
Pickleball Anyone, Pickleball Everyone
Can you guess what the fastest growing sport is since 2019? Yes, it’s pickleball, the new craze that is soaring in popularity across the nation. What is pickleball? Around since the mid-1960s, pickleball is...
Return of the St. Catherine of Siena Community Health Fair
The St. Catherine of Siena Hospital Health Fair sprung back into action on Saturday after a three-year hiatus, due to concerns from the COVID-19 Pandemic. Using a large tent to shield patrons from the...
TikTok’s Influence Continues To Grow Despite Concerns About Chinese Spying
By Andrew Shirley | AMAC Exclusive
Overview - AMAC - The Association of Mature American CitizensThe Association of Mature American Citizens represents Americans 50 plus. AMAC is centered onAmerican values, freedom of the individual, free...
Alcohol Awareness Month
The purpose of Alcohol Awareness Month is to educate the public about the causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of alcohol addiction and to encourage recovery for those experiencing it. Established by the National Council...
The Obesity Epidemic in America
Along with smoking, diet, and stress, obesity is considered a major risk factor for serious medical conditions, including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and cancer.
It’s an epidemic in America, and many other nations as well....
Trust The Science? Fauci Finally Admits Pandemic Errors
By David Lewis Schaefer | Originally published on AMAC
Former leading government scientists have finally admitted, albeit unintentionally, that they botched the response to COVID-19. But what we don’t yet have – and what the...
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