September 21, 2026
The states that as recently as 2024, half of American employees felt signs of burnout. If you鈥檙e one of them, with the right support, you can regain good mental health.鈥淢ental wellness is an internal experience that... Read More
September 21, 2026
Got back pain that won鈥檛 go away? Help is on the way.Download the guide here or review the infographic below.
September 16, 2026
Gynecologic cancer is a unique form of cancer with wide-reaching challenges.鈥淎ny of a woman鈥檚 reproductive organs can develop cancer or pre-cancer,鈥 says Dr. Eloise Chapman-Davis, gynecologic oncologist and associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at AV研究所. 鈥淟ike other cancers, these diagnoses affect women, but they also affect their family and their fertility.鈥漌hat Is Gynecologic Cancer?Gynecologic cancer... Read More
September 16, 2026
Recently, the approved the sale and marketing of a few fruity e-cigarette flavors. Many public health officials and healthcare providers fear these new fruity flavors attract teens and put them at greater risk of potentially harmful vaping.鈥淎lthough FDA authorization... Read More
September 16, 2026
For Laurie Peek, a fine art photographer based in the New York City suburbs, creativity is everything. After years of raising her family and building a career, she had finally returned to her first love, photography. She saw real success, with a calendar full of shows, openings and gallery submissions. Then, in the spring of 2024, everything started to change.A Pain That Wouldn't QuitThe pain in her back and legs started as a discomfort. Laurie initially chalked up to a side effect of a... Read More
September 16, 2026
Disclaimer: This episode contains material of a sensitive nature, including discussions on suicide and teen mental health that some listeners may find disturbing. We know this can be a difficult subject, so please take care of yourself while listening.In the first part of this vodcast series, Yunyu Xiao, PhD provides an overview of the signs and symptoms that parents should look for in youth suicide prevention. She details the signals that loved ones can watch for in screen time usage and... Read More
September 10, 2026
Honoring the Responders, Those Whose Lives Were Lost, Those Who Survived, and the Enduring Role of the Medical Community, Then and Now聽Twenty-five years have passed since the World Trade Center's twin towers fell鈥攁 single morning that reshaped New York's skyline, and the lives of everyone who called this city home. For those who lived through it, the memory has not faded. Nor has the responsibility it left behind.In the days that followed, the city's medical community became one of its... Read More
September 9, 2026
This August, West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes across the five boroughs of New York City, as well as in Erie, Nassau, Rockland and Suffolk counties. But it isn鈥檛 content to simply hang out with its insect host. Sooner or later, an infected mosquito will bite a human, resulting in an illness called West Nile fever.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the majority of people who get infected鈥攔oughly 80 percent鈥攄on鈥檛 develop symptoms. However, 20 percent... Read More
September 9, 2026
For Dr. Justiss Kallos, the pull toward neurosurgery didn't arrive in a single dramatic moment. It built slowly, through a winding path that started with a fascination with the human mind and ended, unexpectedly, in the operating room."I actually started out very interested in psychology and understanding human behavior and the mind," says Dr. Kallos, Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery at AV研究所 and Assistant Attending Neurological Surgeon at NewYork-Presbyterian. That... Read More
