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Cardinal Dolan gives Mass, tours renovated Center for Neurodegenerative Care
Apr 13, 2017

Cardinal Dolan gives Mass, tours renovated Center for Neurodegenerative Care

Publication: Poughkeepsie Journal

Growing up and watching her mother deal with Huntington's disease, Charise Pfeffer knew she was at risk.

That didn't stop her from traveling the globe, teaching English to communities in Turkmenistan, Bangkok, Israel and Buenos Aires. But at age 29, the Albany County resident began to show signs of the disease, a fatal genetic disorder that progressively deteriorates a person's physical and mental abilities.

Cardinal Dolan helps dedicate Center for Neurodegenerative Care at ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home in Rhinebeck
Apr 13, 2017

Cardinal Dolan helps dedicate Center for Neurodegenerative Care at ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home in Rhinebeck

Publication: Daily Freeman

RHINEBECK, N.Y. >> Providing for the needy is “a duty,” Cardinal Timothy Dolan said during a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday at the Center for Neurodegenerative Care.

O’Keefe Named Program Coordinator at ArchCare Ferncliff
Apr 3, 2017

O’Keefe Named Program Coordinator at ArchCare Ferncliff

Publication: Hudson Valley News Network

Spunky New York City woman who turned 100 says her love for 'big men' led to long life
Feb 17, 2017

Spunky New York City woman who turned 100 says her love for 'big men' led to long life

Publication: Daily News

Here's a 100-year-old woman who loves to live large. Caridad McKiver, who turned 100 Thursday, said the secret to a long life is love and finding a big man who you can rest on at night.

“It’s love that got me here,” she said during a birthday bash at an Upper East Side nursing home. “I like big men. They are sweeter, more passionate and patient,” she added.

A lesson on life’s end: How one college class is rethinking doctor training
Dec 7, 2016

A lesson on life’s end: How one college class is rethinking doctor training

Publication: STAT

A person’s breath is usually invisible. It’s quiet and automatic, unseen and unheard. It can be so silent that anxious parents hold mirrors next to their newborns’ faces, trying to catch a glimpse of it.

But in the days before death, the nature of breath changes.

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