Not only are dogs loving and accepting, they're also good for heart health. Natural stress reducers and instigators of physical activity, dogs are an investment in your overall health.

Dr. Russell Silverman, Medical Cardiologist & Director of St. Joseph's Physicians Cardiology, discusses how dogs are good for you.

Flu season is at its worst from November through February. You can take preventative actions to avoid the flu and protect loved ones.

Dr. Luis J. Castro discusses how to be proactive against the flu and what to do if you catch it.

Weight loss by exercise and diet alone doesn't have the needed impact for some people. Bariatric surgery enables select patients to improve health by assisting weight loss.

Dr. William A. Graber, weight loss surgeon and Bariatric Surgery Director, shares what life after weight loss surgery is like.

When faced with illness or accidents, the immediate focus is on treatment. However, different conditions are more or less urgent than others.

Dr. Olivia Andrade, Emergency Department physician, discusses what situations are best for hospital treatment, urgent care or the emergency room.

Heartburn sufferers are very familiar with late-night visits to the medicine cabinet for relief. That chalky tablet may ease the immediate symptoms, but it doesn’t address the cause of the discomfort.

Dr. Borys Buniak, gastroenterologist, discusses the Heartburn Center at St. Joseph’s Health and treatment options available.

St. Joseph's Health is the only "baby friendly" hospital in Central New York. Accreditation from Baby Friendly USA indicates the hospital supports breastfeeding and the steps described by World Health Organization.

Dr. Jonathan Chai, Director of Newborn Services, shares how breastfeeding benefits babies, and the support and guidance available at St. Joseph's Health.

Joint replacement can reopen the door to physical activity. Once cleared by your doctor, you can gradually rebuild strength to resume the full activity level you once had.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Seth Greenky discusses why it’s important to stay active after joint replacement and the appropriate levels of activity as you heal.

Cardiovascular care has advanced. Newer technologies like robotic surgery have streamlined procedures and improved patient outcomes.

Dr. Charles Lutz, cardiac surgeon, discusses the advancements in heart surgery and procedures available at St. Joseph’s Health.

A breast cancer diagnosis can be frightening. Empathetic care with the latest medical technologies provides reassurance.

Dr. Kara Kort and Dr. Scott Albert discuss how breast care and treatment has advanced and what the future holds.