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The Show Must Go On: A Rathke Cleft Cyst Story

It was the best 18th birthday present Sabrina Garguilo could have asked for. The New Jersey teen celebrated her big day by walking out the doors of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, finally free from debilitating headaches. The pain had placed her life on hold, becoming unbearable during her senior year of high school, and the cause of the headaches had confounded doctors and specialists alike, for years. Sabrina was more than ready to return to school, where she was helping... Read More

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Infographic: What to Know About Menopause

Menopause affects every woman who reaches a certain age, but not every woman knows exactly what that means for them. That’s perfectly understandable considering menopause affects women differently. Being aware of what to expect can ease your mind if you suddenly experience unusual health symptoms.

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Podcast: Runny Nose (Rhinorrhea)

In this episode of Kids Health Cast, Nicolina Wawrin, M.D. discuss causes and treatments for runny noses.

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SIDS: What Every Parent and Caretaker Should Know

Though sudden infant death syndrome can’t always be avoided, you can reduce your child’s risk. Here’s what you should know to protect your child.

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Breast Cancer Screening and Early Detection

Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States. The five-year relative survival rates for all stages of breast cancer combined are 91%, according to the American Cancer Society. This rate is thanks to the increased prevalence of early detection through varying forms of breast cancer screening.

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Dr. Iosif Gulkarov Named Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens

Dr. Iosif Gulkarov, a leading adult cardiac surgeon, has been appointed chief of cardiothoracic surgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, effective Oct. 1. Dr. Gulkarov was also recruited to Weill Cornell Medicine as an associate professor of clinical cardiothoracic surgery.

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Taking Action for Your Bone and Joint Health

Bone and Joint Action Week is October 12th-20th. Weill Cornell Medicine can help you take action to care for your bone and joint health.

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Podcast: Healthy Brain Aging

In this episode of Back to Health, Matthew E. Fink, M.D. discusses how to keep your brain healthy as you age.

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Coping in Response to Tragedy: A Guide for Families

In the wake of the terrorist attack in Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza, as well as terrorism and violence around the world and in our communities, the Center for Youth Mental Health at NewYork-Presbyterian  Hospital is here to provide help and support.

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A New Antibody-Based Vaccine Has Been Approved for Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

'Tis the season for respiratory viruses, which tend to cause a fair amount of human misery during the fall and winter months. That’s because people tend to gather indoors when it’s cold outside. Colder temperatures also provide viruses with certain advantages that allow them to survive outside the body in particular environmental conditions.