Every year in October, people nationwide honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The annual campaign educates people on the prevalence of breast cancer, the importance of scheduling mammograms, early detection and the lasting impact of a diagnosis. This October, Sue Roma, an Endicott native, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and breast cancer survivor is now living life cancer-free.

Due to a national shortage, UHS is currently experiencing difficulty in obtaining IV solutions. This shortage is a direct effect of Hurricane Helene, which knocked out IV production facilities in North Carolina, where many of these products are made.

Fall is here, and it’s a great time for donors to carve out time to give blood at an American Red Cross blood drive in October. The seasons may change, but the need for blood stays the same! With fewer people giving blood than in years past, first-time donors are strongly encouraged to give.

In the world of sports medicine, some may think it is only about treating athletic injuries. However, it takes a comprehensive approach from a team of professionals to offer preventative treatment and rehabilitation plans to get athletes performing at their highest level before, during and after the game.