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Our Ask the Doc columnist, Dr. Peter Galvin and his bride, Maryellen, are celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary this Friday, November 25. They Read More
When one thinks about childhood and diabetes, type I, or insulin-dependent diabetes, is usually what comes to mind. Insulin is made in Read More
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Last month, President Biden announced that the COVID-19 pandemic was over. Amazingly, he was vilified by his own people while most Republicans Read More
This past summer saw one case of paralysis due to the polio virus. The case occurred in an Orthodox Jewish community in Read More