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Doctor Tips

Skin Cancer: The Most Common Cancer in the U.S.

By Buffalo Medical Group | January 31 2018 | Doctor Tips

It is estimated that nearly 9,500 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with skin cancer every day, and that number only continues to rise.

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The deadly statistics of heart disease in women

By Buffalo Medical Group | | Doctor Tips

Today is “Go Red for Women’s Heart Health,” a day created by the American Heart Association to help raise awareness for cardiovascular (heart) disease in women, and to let them know how they can prevent this disease for themselves, and loved ones.

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How often do you really need a Pap test?

By Buffalo Medical Group | January 16 2018 | Doctor Tips

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and BMG’s OBGYN department wants to make sure you’re informed about Cervical Cancer, including how to take preventative measures against it and the importance of early detection.

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Holidays stressing you out? We have tips to help!

By Buffalo Medical Group | December 21 2017 | Doctor Tips

The holiday highs include family and friends, and time shared with loved ones, but they can also be full of stress and sadness. The holiday season might may serve as a reminder of those we have lost, financial struggles, lost relationships, or health issues we may have experienced throughout the year. Even the holidays themselves can bring chaos – from shopping to parties or even unwanted guests, our stress can be at an all-time high this time of year.

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Healthy Tips & Recipes for the Holidays

By Buffalo Medical Group | December 19 2017 | Doctor Tips

The holiday season is among us, which not only means quality time spent with family and friends, but unhealthy food temptations as well. Catherine Ayers, Buffalo Medical Group Dietitian, has put together some helpful tips, and healthy recipes, to stay on track during the holidays, and make health-conscious decisions so you can enjoy the gatherings, without feeling guilty.

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The Myths & Facts of Diverticulitis

By Buffalo Medical Group | December 5 2017 | Doctor Tips

What is the difference between Diverticulitis & Diverticulosis?

With similar names, it’s easy to get Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis confused, but, it’s important to know the difference and understand both conditions, to know what symptoms to watch for, and when to seek professional medical attention.

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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.

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Common 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.

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Avoid 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.

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Colonoscopies: 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.

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