Wellness Wednesday

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.

Getting ready for the first day of school includes more than new outfits and supplies. 

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.

Between the ages of 13 and 15, it's recommended that teens have their first visit to the gynecologist.

Surgical interventions can be an effective way to manage certain movement disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, essential tremor and dystonia.

With more periods of extended heat, allergy season is lasting longer with more symptomatic days.

UBMD Emergency Medicine physicians are dedicated to caring for the people of WNY when needed the most.

Through our partnerships at many hospitals in the region, UBMD physicians provide care at some of the regions' most vital programs.

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.

There are different types of dementia, each needing its own treatment plan based on the individual.