epidemiology

JAMESTOWN — City officials have declared a state of emergency as an estimated 300 people have set up unauthorized camps or are occupying condemned bui...

The New York State Department of Health is urging New Yorkers to take precautions to prevent rabies infections, especially during summer months. Rabie...

ALLEGANY — The Olean Portville Lions Club and Hamilton Court #2, Order of the Amaranth, will jointly host the fifth annual Margaret A. Kenney Memorial...

Summer is a time to work in the garden, visit the dog park or hit the bike path. It is also a time to be aware of tick-borne illnesses including Lyme ...

OLEAN — After a successful spraying for mosquitos in parts of Cattaraugus County, health officials reported the insect’s population is rebounding. Lar...

Gov. Kathy Hochul provided New Yorkers an update on COVID-19 as new variants contribute to increases in hospitalizations in parts of New York State an...

During COVID, public health experts and armchair epidemiologists became obsessed with poop — or, more accurately, the secrets it held about the state ...

As temperatures continue to rise, so will cases of migraine headaches. That’s the latest from a new study helmed by University of Cincinnati College o...

NEW YORK (TNS) — Congress blew its chance Monday to give Americans some insight into the COVID pandemic that dominated our lives for years. Following ...

Kelsey Shea, a 20-year-old college student from Allegany, just recently earned her associate’s degree in media arts at Jamestown Community College. Th...

Hearts For Isabella of Olean, created in memory of Isabella Annelise Dombrowski, who lost her life due to complications of open heart surgery in Febru...

ST. BONAVENTURE — Olean native and St. Bonaventure University graduate Dr. John E. Vena will speak about his research and experiences as an epidemiolo...