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Delevan, NY · Health
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A Bold New Vision for Buffalo: River Rock Connector Trail
The rails to trails concept is nothing new to Buffalo. That said, there’s a bold new plan that has been proposed that would see an unused portion of a rail corridor in Black Rock and Riverside converted into a publicly-accessible 5.12-mile walking and cycling path. The path would not only further unify Black Rock and Riverside, it would extend to local parks, the waterfront, and the Empire State Trail.
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Rabies vaccine drops begin across Erie County
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Rural Disability Services: When Geography Becomes Another Barrier
“Qualifying for services is not the same as receiving them. For many rural families, support exists on paper—but not in practice.”. Living in a rural community means accepting certain inconveniences. Need to see a specialist? Plan a trip to Buffalo or Rochester. Want to attend a live performance? You’ll likely be making that same drive. Looking for an item that isn’t sold at Walmart, Tractor Supply, or Tops? Your choices are to order it online without seeing it first or spend another day traveling.
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Conference addresses racial disparities in maternal care
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Health care providers, advocates, and community members filled Canisius University’s Science Hall on Saturday for the Black Mamas: The Fight to be Heard conference. The event, hosted by the Buffalo Center for Health Equity and Jericho Road Community Health Center, focused on informing the community about mental health around the time […]
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Rallies held to mark 61st anniversary of signing of Medicare and Medicaid Act
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Thursday marked the 61st anniversary of the signing of the Medicare and Medicaid Act. On this day, rallies were held in locations in upstate New York to recognize the important date and to call for action to protect affordable healthcare in all communities. Rallygoers in Rochester...
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Jeffries visits Buffalo to rally against Medicaid cuts
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Lawsuit challenging Kensington Expressway reinstated
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A lawsuit filed by East Side residents challenging the Kensington Expressway was reinstated by an appeals court Friday. This ruling reverses a previous decision by an Erie County Supreme Court Justice, who dismissed the lawsuit in March 2025. The lawsuit says that when the expressway was constructed in the 1950s and […]
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AI Analysis of EMS Calls Aids Pediatric Trauma Decision-Making
Accurate trauma triage is difficult when decisions rely on brief, noisy reports from emergency medical services (EMS). More... Misclassification can delay lifesaving interventions or lead to overuse of critical resources, while pediatric cases add further complexity because of age-specific physiology and limited provider familiarity. Hospitals need tools that can translate unstructured prehospital information into reliable activation decisions. A new study shows that a large language model can support pediatric trauma triage by improving the signal extracted from EMS communications.
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Back-to-School Supplies, Free Health Screenings, and More at Good for the Neighborhood Events Starting July 16
BUFFALO, N.Y. (July 15, 2026) – Independent Health Foundation is helping Western New Yorkers take steps toward better health this summer with the return of its signature program, Good for the Neighborhood. This free, community-based wellness program provides health education, resources and practical tools to communities across the region, empowering attendees to build and sustain healthy habits.
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Preventive Cancer Screenings are available, health insurance not required
Outreach coordinators Stacy Schwarberg and Kendra McIntyre want you to get screened!. From the Cancer Services Program, pictured are Stacy and Kendra. The one word everyone tries to avoid — cancer. Did you know that some cancers can be prevented through early detection with a simple screening? There are opportunities out there to help you get these lifesaving screenings, even without health insurance! Kendra McIntyre (2018 Graduate from Whitesville Central School) and Stacy Schwarberg (2012 Graduate from Alfred Almond) are your local Cancer Services Program (CSP) Outreach Coordinators for Allegany, Steuben, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties!
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Two WNY hospitals warned over price transparency
Two Western New York hospitals, Kenmore Mercy Hospital and Sisters of Charity Hospital – St. Joseph Campus, have been warned by the Federal Government for allegedly failing to provide basic pricing information to the public. Two Western New York hospitals have been warned by the Federal Government for allegedly...