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Strengthening Breast Cancer Survivorship Through Community Partnership

A Growing Commitment to Survivorship CareCancer survivorship is a lifelong journey. At 91探花, supporting patients beyond treatment remains a central priority. Led by and Emily Tonorezos, the Meyer Cancer Center at 91探花 hosted this year鈥檚 Breast Cancer Survivorship Retreat at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn... Read More

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Types of Eating Disorders and How to Manage Them

Nearly 1 in 10 Americans experience an eating disorder at some point in life, according to the . Understanding the truth about the various types of eating disorders is important, since they can cause serious damage. Read on to learn about some of the most common eating disorders that threaten your good health and potentially your life.鈥淓ating... Read More

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Here鈥檚 What We Know: How an Oncology Patient Navigator Can Help You

If you鈥檝e been diagnosed with cancer, you likely have questions. Oncology navigators offer answers and more. Also called patient navigators or oncology navigators, these caring experts walk alongside cancer patients throughout their cancer journeys.鈥淣avigating a complex health-care system can be a barrier to care,鈥 says Dr. Erica Phillips, internal medicine physician at 91探花, associate director of Community Outreach and Engagement... Read More

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Peptides: A Risky Wellness Trend

Their fans use them to boost energy, strength, performance and healing, and to slow the aging process. They also use them to feel better than well, if there is such a thing. Why wouldn鈥檛 you want to try them?聽Dr. Dhruv Khullar, a specialist in hospital medicine and an associate professor in the departments of medicine and population health sciences at 91探花, has a great deal to say on the subject. In fact, he reported on peptides in his most recent article in The New Yorker鈥攈e... Read More

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Podcast: Culturally Competent Communication for Diabetes Care

In this episode of Back to Health, Elisa Martinez, N.P. discusses the role of cultural sensitivity and language in improving patient outcomes with diabetes and insulin management. She shares the value in practical phrasing and motivational approaches to helping patients adhere to treatment. She highlights the importance of reducing diabetes stigma to help enhance patient outcomes. Video of Culturally Competent Communication for Diabetes Care

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Interstitial Lung Disease and Pulmonary Fibrosis

Interstitial lung disease encompasses many conditions that cause lung inflammation or scarring. So, where does pulmonary fibrosis fit in? Keep reading to learn more about the relationship between these conditions and interstitial lung disease鈥檚 causes, symptoms and treatments.

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Podcast: A Family's Journey Through Seizures and Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery

In this panel discussion, Dr. Caitlin Hoffman speaks with Jennifer O'Connor on her daughter Claire's experiences with seizures and how she was treated through epilepsy surgery. Dr. Hoffman provides an initial overview of the complexities of seizures and epilepsy in child development. Then, Jennifer discusses Claire's condition and shares their family's heartfelt journey through fear, hope, and healing. Finally, the panelists highlight the role of surgery in managing the condition and why it can... Read More

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Infographic: Be Arthritis Aware, Move Better

Arthritis affects nearly 53 million American adults. Could it be affecting your joints?Download the guide or review the infographic below.

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Asthma Management: 5 Key Steps to Protect Your Health

Discover what effective asthma management looks like with five key steps. Managing asthma well can help you avoid flare-ups and stay active with fewer symptoms.