“Getting the equipment we need to treat our patients safely for us as the providers and for the patients has been difficult because everything is back order, not to mention the prices have skyrocketed through the roof,” Dr. Linton said. “So it’s going to be a challenge to go back to somewhat normal to see… Read More »
Kaydence Lusk was just five months old when she was diagnosed with a rare lung disease. The seven-year-old is now in second grade, rarely needs to take oxygen and, earlier this year, was able to enjoy a trip to Disney World with her family, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Her disease, so rare that only eight… Read More »
Gary Nataupsky D.M.D and his son, Jason Nataupsky D.M.D, stand near a photo in the family dental office of themselves and their predecessor, Dr. Daniel Gordan. They are a three-generation dental office. Aimee Dilger | Times Leader Dentist Gary Nataupsky and his son, Jason Nataupsky, look at a 3D scan of a patient’s teeth in… Read More »
A series of lab tests that detected a potentially dangerous gene in seven women from one family were wrong, the family learned earlier this year — after they underwent major surgeries to reduce their chances of cancer. “I treated my test results like the Bible,” Katy Mathes, a 37-year-old Colorado elementary school teacher told The… Read More »
Does Social Media Drive Eating Disorders? Would you say the same thing to a parent trying to save their cancer stricken child? While I am NOT a child anymore, I have been called this for 30 years. This group is growing because can anorexia run in the family people care about empowering their members and… Read More »