What is Movember? Throughout the month of November men are encouraged to grow their moustaches to raise awareness and spark conversation for men’s health issues, particularly prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health. Why Men’s Health? The state of men’s health is in a crisis. Simply put, men are dying too young. Gender is one...Read More

Diabetes is a prevalent chronic condition, with more than 37 million Americans diagnosed with the disease according to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Join us this November as we raise awareness about diabetes, particularly type two diabetes, which is the most common form of the disease. What are your risks and how...Read More

The best way to reduce your risk of getting the flu (and spreading it to others) is by getting your flu shot. It’s quick, safe, and an essential step in keeping yourself, your family, and our community healthy. The CDC recommends getting a flu vaccination in September – November, but getting vaccinated anytime during the...Read More

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when pink ribbons and stories of courage flood our communities. While the awareness campaigns certainly do their part to educate and encourage support, there is one vital message that stands above the rest: the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. Why Early Detection...Read More

Our culture loves youth. And why not?  It’s a time of boundless energy, endless possibility, and new adventures to be had. We celebrate it, chase it, and sometimes go to great lengths to hold onto it: We work hard to smooth the lines, cover the grays, and hide the signs that time has passed.  One...Read More

It’s summertime in the Hudson Valley, and living is easy. Except for those of us who get a bad summer cold or suffer from allergies. The thing is – how can you tell the difference, and does it really matter?* Yes, it does matter because prevention, treatment, and recovery time are different for each. And...Read More