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My goal is build strong relationships with my patients and their families, as well as their communities so that we can work together with the goal of sustaining health and happiness lifelong.
Yoga, camping, time with loved ones
I attended College of Charleston in SC for my undergraduate where I completed my degree in Molecular Biology and was involved in research of how cancer stops the immune system from knowing that it is there. I then went on to complete my Medical Doctorate with the Medical University of South Carolina- the oldest medical school in the South. I moved up North for family and completed my residency in Family Medicine at the University of Rochester.
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Updates: Coronavirus in New York State
Reopening with phase 4 is underway in New York State, and travel restrictions are in place for travelers entering from a list of designated states. Get the latest reopening updates and learn how businesses and schools are impacted.
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Early Pregnancy Symptoms & Tips to Relieve Discomfort
During the first trimester of pregnancy (1-13 weeks), many women experience nausea, heartburn, back pain, leg cramps, and other pregnancy symptoms. Here are some common early pregnancy discomforts and tips on how to feel better from Rebecca Alicandro, MD, OBGYN at Rochester Regional Health.
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What Does COVID-19 Exposure Mean?
Many questions surround the true definition of COVID-19 exposure, like is close contact the same as exposure, what should you do if you’re exposed to COVID-19, and when should you get tested? Rochester Regional Health pediatrician Steven Schulz, MD, helps us answer these questions and more.
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