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Delia Ephron, writer of Left on Tenth, with her husband, Peter, in NYC with their dog

Cancer Care & Research

In “Left on Tenth,” Writer Delia Ephron Brings Her Cancer Journey to the Stage

While navigating grief and falling in love, the novelist and screenwriter discovered she had leukemia – and turned to her doctor at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center to help her beat it.

Heart Health

Panic Attack or Heart Attack? How to Tell the Difference

A cardiologist and psychiatrist explain the differences between panic attack and heart attack symptoms and how you can reduce your risk for both.

Pulmonology

How to Stay Safe When Air Quality Is Poor

A pulmonary and critical care medicine expert offers tips on how to protect yourself amid unhealthy air caused by wildfire smoke.

Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Strength Training for Kids and Teens: Is it Safe?

Health & Wellness

Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout

Podcast

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

Health & Wellness

Tips to Manage Seasonal Allergy Symptoms

Women's Health

What to Eat (And What Not to Eat) When Pregnant

Children's Health

Are Melatonin Supplements Safe for Children?

All Stories

Cancer Care & Research

NewYork-Presbyterian Hosts “The Art of Healing” Live Podcast and Art Workshop

In the first live recording of the Health Matters podcast, artist and multicancer survivor Kiley Durham discussed her cancer journey.

Cancer Care & Research

How This Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer: Kiley Durham’s Story

When triple-negative breast cancer spread to her brain and then her spinal fluid, Kiley believed she only had months to live. Her NewYork-Presbyterian care team refused to give up, tailoring a treatment plan that helped her beat the odds.

NYP News

A Retirement Celebration to Remember

NewYork-Presbyterian colleagues showered nurse Deborah Acevedo with love and gratitude as she said goodbye to her home away from home for the last 45 years.

16:52 Min • ˙Heart Health

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

A cardiologist describes the ways that drugs developed for treating diabetes, and used for weight loss, impact cardiovascular health.

35:17 Min • ˙Cancer Care & Research

The Art of Healing: How an Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer

12:23 Min • ˙Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Tips to Become a Better Runner with Dr. Morgan Busko

A sports medicine doctor shares the joys of running, how to stay injury free, and ways to become a more efficient runner.

12:23 Min • ˙Mental Health

Caregiving: Tips for the Sandwich Generation

A palliative care physician describes the resources available to family caregivers who are responsible for both older adults and children, and offers tips for avoiding burnout.

13:08 Min • ˙Spine Care

Is Your Phone Giving You Tech Neck? with Dr. Andrew Chan

A neurosurgeon discusses how to prevent and treat the pain and stiffness in our neck and back from using devices, also known as Tech Neck.

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In “Left on Tenth,” Writer Delia Ephron Brings Her Cancer Journey to the Stage

While navigating grief and falling in love, the novelist and screenwriter discovered she had leukemia – and turned to her doctor at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center to help her beat it.

Panic Attack or Heart Attack? How to Tell the Difference

A cardiologist and psychiatrist explain the differences between panic attack and heart attack symptoms and how you can reduce your risk for both.

How to Stay Safe When Air Quality Is Poor

A pulmonary and critical care medicine expert offers tips on how to protect yourself amid unhealthy air caused by wildfire smoke.

Strength Training for Kids and Teens: Is it Safe?

Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

Tips to Manage Seasonal Allergy Symptoms

What to Eat (And What Not to Eat) When Pregnant

Are Melatonin Supplements Safe for Children?

NewYork-Presbyterian Hosts “The Art of Healing” Live Podcast and Art Workshop

In the first live recording of the Health Matters podcast, artist and multicancer survivor Kiley Durham discussed her cancer journey.

How This Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer: Kiley Durham’s Story

When triple-negative breast cancer spread to her brain and then her spinal fluid, Kiley believed she only had months to live. Her NewYork-Presbyterian care team refused to give up, tailoring a treatment plan that helped her beat the odds.

A Retirement Celebration to Remember

NewYork-Presbyterian colleagues showered nurse Deborah Acevedo with love and gratitude as she said goodbye to her home away from home for the last 45 years.

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

A cardiologist describes the ways that drugs developed for treating diabetes, and used for weight loss, impact cardiovascular health.

The Art of Healing: How an Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer

Tips to Become a Better Runner with Dr. Morgan Busko

A sports medicine doctor shares the joys of running, how to stay injury free, and ways to become a more efficient runner.

Caregiving: Tips for the Sandwich Generation

A palliative care physician describes the resources available to family caregivers who are responsible for both older adults and children, and offers tips for avoiding burnout.

Is Your Phone Giving You Tech Neck? with Dr. Andrew Chan

A neurosurgeon discusses how to prevent and treat the pain and stiffness in our neck and back from using devices, also known as Tech Neck.

Celebrating a Healthy Thanksgiving

Healthy and Delicious Thanksgiving Recipes

How Gratitude is Good for Your Health

How to Stress Less and Have a Healthy Holiday Season

NYP in the News

NewYork-Presbyterian Wins Two Emmy Awards

New York Presbyterian Health Matters - Stories of Science, Care & Wellness

In “Left on Tenth,” Writer Delia Ephron Brings Her Cancer Journey to the Stage

While navigating grief and falling in love, the novelist and screenwriter discovered she had leukemia – and turned to her doctor at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center to help her beat it.

Panic Attack or Heart Attack? How to Tell the Difference

A cardiologist and psychiatrist explain the differences between panic attack and heart attack symptoms and how you can reduce your risk for both.

How to Stay Safe When Air Quality Is Poor

A pulmonary and critical care medicine expert offers tips on how to protect yourself amid unhealthy air caused by wildfire smoke.

Strength Training for Kids and Teens: Is it Safe?

Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

Tips to Manage Seasonal Allergy Symptoms

What to Eat (And What Not to Eat) When Pregnant

Are Melatonin Supplements Safe for Children?

NewYork-Presbyterian Hosts “The Art of Healing” Live Podcast and Art Workshop

In the first live recording of the Health Matters podcast, artist and multicancer survivor Kiley Durham discussed her cancer journey.

How This Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer: Kiley Durham’s Story

When triple-negative breast cancer spread to her brain and then her spinal fluid, Kiley believed she only had months to live. Her NewYork-Presbyterian care team refused to give up, tailoring a treatment plan that helped her beat the odds.

A Retirement Celebration to Remember

NewYork-Presbyterian colleagues showered nurse Deborah Acevedo with love and gratitude as she said goodbye to her home away from home for the last 45 years.

Can GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Protect the Heart? with Dr. David Majure

A cardiologist describes the ways that drugs developed for treating diabetes, and used for weight loss, impact cardiovascular health.

The Art of Healing: How an Artist and Mom Beat Metastatic Breast Cancer

Tips to Become a Better Runner with Dr. Morgan Busko

A sports medicine doctor shares the joys of running, how to stay injury free, and ways to become a more efficient runner.

Caregiving: Tips for the Sandwich Generation

A palliative care physician describes the resources available to family caregivers who are responsible for both older adults and children, and offers tips for avoiding burnout.

Is Your Phone Giving You Tech Neck? with Dr. Andrew Chan

A neurosurgeon discusses how to prevent and treat the pain and stiffness in our neck and back from using devices, also known as Tech Neck.

Celebrating a Healthy Thanksgiving

Healthy and Delicious Thanksgiving Recipes

How Gratitude is Good for Your Health

How to Stress Less and Have a Healthy Holiday Season

NYP in the News

NewYork-Presbyterian Wins Two Emmy Awards

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