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A New Fix for Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendinitis
By Buffalo Medical Group | November 15 2017 | Doctor Tips
With plantar fasciitis affecting more than one million people a year, and Achilles tendinitis plaguing many runners and athletes, Buffalo Medical Group is excited to offer a new treatment option called AmnioFix® to help patients hit the ground running again.
Read moreCommon Sports Injuries & Prevention Tips
By Buffalo Medical Group | November 9 2017 | Doctor Tips
Sport injuries can be all too common, particularly as we age or take on new activities. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a well-trained athlete, there are important tips to be aware of to help you prevent sports injuries. Dr. Andrew O’Hara listed some of the most common injuries he sees at Buffalo Medical Group, and what you can do to help keep yourself from experiencing one of them.
Read morePatient Success Story: James – Managing his Diabetes
By Buffalo Medical Group | November 8 2017 | Patient Testimonials
James began working with our Dietician – Catherine Ayres, MS, RD, CDN—in spring 2017, after being referred for diabetes nutrition counseling. This was James’ first nutrition education session since being diagnosed with Type II Diabetes 10 years ago.
Read moreDr. Davidson Earns RCPS Designation
By Buffalo Medical Group | November 1 2017 | BMG News & Updates
Buffalo Medical Group is proud to congratulate one of our colleagues, David Davidson, DPM, RCPS, a BMG podiatrist since 2015, who has been honored with a fellowship into the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons (RCPS) of Glasgow. This honor is given to physicians, surgeons, and podiatrists who are deemed as making substantial contributions to their specialty, or are senior members of their profession whose published works and attainments are of distinction.
Read moreAvoid Food Allergy Scares This Halloween
By Buffalo Medical Group | October 27 2017 | Doctor Tips
Everyone loves a good scare on Halloween, but not when it comes to food allergies. Buffalo Medical Group allergist Dr. Roland Honeine shared his easy and effective tips on how to help your child reduce their risk of allergic reactions and enjoy Halloween this year.
Read moreColonoscopies: The Who, What, Where & When
By Buffalo Medical Group | October 17 2017 | Doctor Tips
Getting a colonoscopy can be intimidating for many patients, but it's not as bad as many would think. The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS) recommends screening for the average risk patient beginning at age 50. However, there are circumstances where screening begins earlier depending on you or your family's medical history, which your primary care doctor can help you determine.
Read moreTaking the Mystery Out of Mammograms
By Buffalo Medical Group | September 12 2017 | Doctor Tips
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month approaches, our team put together a list of questions we're often asked when it comes to getting a mammogram. Mammograms are an important step in taking care of your health, and we want to ensure you feel as comfortable as possible and the process goes smoothly for you.
Read moreUnderstanding Allergies for Better Relief
By Buffalo Medical Group | July 12 2017 | Doctor Tips
With so many of us having allergy problems during the summer months, having an understanding of the problem can help allergy sufferers best deal with this annoying issue.
Read moreSummer Skin Care Tips
By Buffalo Medical Group | June 13 2017 | Doctor Tips
Summer is finally here. And while most of us look forward to the warm weather and sun (which can be a rarity in Western New York!), it's important to remember what it means for our skin. With the summer sun, it's all about prevention and protection.
Read moreBuffalo Medical Group Partners with Circuit Clinical
By Buffalo Medical Group | June 7 2017 | BMG News & Updates
Buffalo Medical Group (BMG), one of the oldest and largest physician-directed group practices in New York State, has signed with Circuit Clinical™, a Buffalo startup that aims to partner with community based physicians to bring clinical research studies to their patients.
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