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John Haffey

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John is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in History, Communications, and Political Science. A lifelong Norwalk resident, he covers an array of topics from real estate and education to sports and entertainment. John has previously worked as a freelance reporter and brings experience in digital media advertising. A surfer, fisherman, and boater, John is prone to drop everything if the fish begin to bite or the waves are on. John Haffey was a former content writer at Daily Voice.

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Lifestyle

Painful Feet: A Common But Often Avoidable Complication Of Diabetes NYACK, N.Y. -- Diabetic nerve damage, or neuropathy, is a common and serious complication of diabetes, most often affecting the feet. However, the side effect isn't a necessary burden, and can often be prevented or slowed through the control of blood sugar. “Diabetic neuropathy is most common in people who have had diabetes for 15 to 20 years, or those with poorly controlled diabetes,” said Dr. Mohini Gurme, a neurologist at Rockland Neurological Associates in West Nyack. Diabetic neuropathy most often damages nerves in the legs and feet. A person with nerve damage may feel numbness, tingli…

Content Partner: Highland Medical

Lifestyle

Don’t Ignore Back Pain Says Nyack Hospital NYACK, N.Y. -- Although back pain is very common, it isn't necessarily an inevitable part of aging. “Talk to your doctor about what steps you can take so your back pain doesn’t get worse,” said Dr. Neil Patel, medical director of Pain Management and Palliative Care at Nyack Hospital. “If your pain is severe or if it hasn’t gotten any better after several weeks, don’t ignore it. There are many treatments available that can provide relief.” One of the most common causes of back pain, herniated discs are often a result of overuse injuries, trauma to the spine or develop as a normal part of agi…

Content Partner: Montefiore Nyack Hospital

Lifestyle

Protect Your Body From Injuries Caused By Digital Device Overuse NYACK, N.Y. -- Injuries to hands, wrists and elbows have become increasingly common as people use smartphones, tablets and other digital devices for many hours a day. However, according to the director of orthopedic surgery at Nyack Hospital, Dr. Jason Fond, users can avoid developing or worsening these injuries by taking simple steps. “We started seeing patients coming in with hand and wrist overuse injuries when the BlackBerry became popular years ago,” said Fond, who is board certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. “Now, people use cell phones and tablets for all aspects of t…

Content Partner: Montefiore Nyack Hospital

News

It's Lit: Renovations Brighten Up The Yankee Doodle Garage In Norwalk NORWALK, Conn. — There's a new bright light in the Wall Street area of Norwalk: The newly renovated Yankee Doodle Garage is sporting a new illuminated installation on its facade. The Norwalk Parking Authority unveiled the changes last month with Mayor Harry Rilling, other city officials, representatives of the Norwalk business community and the Norwalk Arts Commission. The parking garage is located at 3 Burnell Blvd. The light installation gives a sense of movement with its creatively placed LED lighting that illuminate the exterior wall while drawing light from the garage interior LED li…

by Daily Voice

11/02/2017

Business

Renowned Surgeon To Speak At Athena Awards WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. -- The Chamber Foundation, Inc., has named Dr. Kathy E. Magliato as the keynote speaker for the organization's upcoming 2017 ATHENA Awards Reception this November. Magliato is one of the few female cardiothoracic surgeons in the world and is currently on staff at Saint John’s Medical Center in Santa Monica, Calif. Her personal and professional successes tie into the ATHENA Leadership Model, which works to further the development of today's women leaders. In the annual event, women are nominated for the Chamber's distinction based on a variety of criteria, including ca…

Content Partner: Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce

Lifestyle

Westchester Charity Seeks Donations For Seasonal Food Drive WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- ERA Insite Realty and Lifting Up Westchester are partnering together to make Thanksgiving and Christmas a special time of year for residents in need across the region. As part of the charity's annual food drive, Lifting Up Westchester is seeking donations to help families enjoy a warm, home-cooked meal regardless of their current financial status. To help make this happen, the support network is partnering with volunteer organizations throughout Westchester. For the fifth year in a row, White Plains-based ERA Insite Realty will collect food at its three office location…

Content Partner: ERA Insite Realty Services

Lifestyle

Use Posture During Pregnancy To Maintain Wellness PARAMUS, N.J. -- Pregnancy can create many musculoskeletal challenges and progressive biomechanical demands in a woman’s body. As the body adapts to its growing baby, a gradual postural shift often occurs, moving the center of gravity forward. This new alignment can lead to an accentuated lower back curve and a forward tilting of the pelvis. As a result of these normal gestational loads and changing in posture, many pregnant women often experience generalized lower back pain and pelvic girdle/hip discomfort. The hormonal changes that are associated with pregnancy also play a factor in causin…

Content Partner: Hospital for Special Surgery

Lifestyle

Westchester Medical Center Taps Three For Leadership Positions The preeminent provider of integrated healthcare services in the Hudson Valley region has a new look, thanks to the addition of several new faces to the network's leadership. Westchester Medical Center Health Network recently appointed Susan Gerry as Senior Vice President for Strategic Alliances and Partnerships, Kelly MacMillan as Senior Vice President for Government Relations and Mecca Santana as Senior Vice President for Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement. Gerry arrived at WMCHealth having previously served as Yonkers’ Deputy Mayor. With experience at both state and county le…

Content Partner: Westchester Medical Center

Lifestyle

Pace-Backed Bill Puts Ban On Performance Elephants NEW YORK -- Sponsored by Pace University students and backed by state politicians, a newly-signed New York bill is sending a strong message to circuses currently featuring performance elephants: not in our state. Legislation developed by students in Pace University’s Dyson College of Arts and Sciences Environmental Clinic was recently signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo, making New York the first state in the nation to implement an outright ban on the use of elephants in entertainment. “It's time society put an end to this practice,” said Michelle Land, clinical professor of environme…

Content Partner: Pace University

Lifestyle

The Valley Hospital Explains How Women Can Decrease Breast Cancer Risk RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- It is estimated that there will be over 250,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer diagnosed in 2017. Motivated by this statistic, more and more women are looking to adaptable lifestyle choices in an effort to curb their risk of developing cancer. "There are many unavoidable risk factors for breast cancer including gender, age, family history, genetics and personal history of breast cancer," said Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky, director of Breast Medical Oncology at Valley-Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Care. "However, there are also several modifiable breast ca…

Content Partner: Valley Health System

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