For the upcoming total solar eclipse coming across Buffalo, NY and the Western New York region on April 8, 2024, pediatric ophthalmologist Andrew Reynolds, MD provides information on how to protect your eyes during the solar eclipse.
Complex contraception care is for patients with medical conditions that affect the kind of birth control they can choose. Rachelle St. Onge, MD, MPH explains this expanded care offering and who it may help.
With more people partaking in winter activities this year, Dennis Kuo, MD, MHS has safety tips to keep the family safe and warm during the winter season and time of COVID-19.
Rachel Borlack, MD describes the importance of motility in the gastroenterology system and what symptoms to look out for if something's not quite right.
Symptoms of cervical myelopathy may appear in different ways. Some may feel pain in the neck, others have pain or numbness elsewhere in the body at/below the compressed area of the spinal cord, or some may experience both.
Urologists play an integral role in health care, providing complete urological care for men and women, as well as reproductive care for men. In addition, urologists also diagnose and treat 25 percent of all cancer cases.
Diagnosing and treating craniofacial abnormalities can be a challenging time for parents. Renée Reynolds, MD discusses this group of disorders and what leads to successful treatment outcomes.
Staying warm and safe in the winter season is paramount for every one, but especially for children. Dennis Kuo, MD, MHS has winter safety tips to keep the family safe.
Menopause is a natural transition. While it may not be the same for everyone, Vanessa Barnabei, MD, PhD provides an overview of the timing in which menopause may begin, as well as some of the signs.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease is made up of several different diseases that cause damage to the lungs, including emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Sanjay Sethi, MD discusses signs, symptoms and treatment.
Knee and hip problems can be a natural part of aging. There are several options to ease pain and discomfort, ranging from non-invasive treatments to surgical interventions.
There are two types of diabetes that affect children: Type 1 and Type 2. Watching for signs and symptoms is important for early detection and intervention.
Fall and winter activities can sometimes lead to injuries. Whether it's your favorite activity or you're trying it for the first time, here are tips to prevent common seasonal injuries.
Breast cancer usually does not cause pain. As such, it's especially important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of breast cancer. Early diagnosis of breast cancer has a better prognosis and may make the treatment easier.
When cold and flu season strike, taking steps to prevent catching both are key. Diana Wilkins, MD provides easy tips you can take to protect yourself from colds or the flu.
Many people mistake experiencing pain while walking as a normal part of aging, but it's not. Leg pain when walking could be an indication of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Gregory Cherr, MD explains the symptoms of PAD and when you should take leg discomfort seriously.
Allergy triggers can differ from season-to-season. Heather Lehman, MD provides information on how to get through fall and winter with less allergy irritation, and what to do if allergies strike.
Gynecological cancers can affect women of all ages. Joseph DeNagy, DO shares important information on these cancers and the benefits of yearly visits to your gynecologist.
The new school year is fast approaching. And for parents who already know there isn't enough time in the day, it can be an especially hectic time. But don't worry, here at UBMD we're your one source - even for this time of year. Dennis Kuo, MD, MHS has just the tips to start the school year off right.
Whether from enjoying a seasonal activity or walking around the block, concussions can happen with any type of fall or head injury - no matter how small.
Have you ever wondered if what you were seeing was normal? Sandra Sieminski, MD describes what cataracts, macular degeneration and glaucoma are, with effects throughout the video that show what the symptoms look like.
Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias affect over 50 million people worldwide. Early intervention is crucial. The sooner it's diagnosed, the better the disease's progression can be slowed, allowing for more time with an increased quality of life.
Chronic pain affects people of all ages and all backgrounds. Alison Vargovich, PhD discusses how the Division of Behavioral Medicine at UBMD Internal Medicine treats patients with chronic pain.
Peripheral neuropathy is most commonly associated with burning, stabbing or other discomfort in the feet and hands. Gil I. Wolfe, MD discusses the symptoms to watch out for, as well as some causes and treatments.
Sleep safety for the little ones in our lives is so important. Erin Conway, MD shares the ABC's of sleep safety and important recommendations you need to know, including the dangers of inclined sleepers.
