Scott Scanlon
WNY Refresh Editor
- Bio
I have covered a variety beats and editor positions in South Florida, Syracuse and, since 2004, my home Buffalo Niagara region. Since 2013, I've been editor of WNY Refresh, which focuses on health, fitness, nutrition and family life.
- Home town
Cheektowaga, NY
Michael Fuchs' story is among a dozen the New York Smokers’ Quitline posted online this month to inspire others to leave behind tobacco.
For Kathleen Maxian, her work “Beautiful Survivor” marks the latest chapter in an unexpected life that began in 2009, when she was diagnosed with a form of cancer that struck an estimated 21,750 women last year in the U.S.
Lab-produced monoclonal antibodies mimic those created by the immune system to bolster a defense against infectious invaders.
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Not a single one of Slate Valley Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing's approximately 80 residents and more than 100 workers had tested positive for the virus or were suspected of having it through Sept. 27.
It might seem like a century ago, but do you remember how you felt way back in March when you thought the new coronavirus would give you a few weeks at home to improve yourself and your surroundings?
A 23-year-old Buffalo man was taken in a private vehicle at 5:20 a.m. to Kenmore Mercy Hospital with gunshot wound to the leg.
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The latest figures released Friday show there were 544 people hospitalized with Covid-19 in the five-county region as of Thursday.
Durham’s Maternal Stress-Free Zone now bills itself as “a one-stop maternal support zone for moms.”
Western New Yorkers have found a fun, drug- and alcohol-free way to ring in the new year for more than three decades at First Night Buffalo.
Western New Yorkers have found a fun, drug- and alcohol-free way to ring in the new year for more than three decades at First Night Buffalo.