Before COVID-19 hit, Dr. Melissa Berlin, a family doctor and mother of four, was already managing a lot. Today, more than a year since the

In today’s article, we will focus on cancers of epithelial origin, carcinomas. Let’s start by answering the question I left from my last column: Why

Hearing loss affects approximately 48 million people in the United States and is considered the third most common health problem in America after heart disease

At the most recent Triological Society Meeting in San Diego, California, some very important updates were discussed, and our current practices and treatments were also

(Courtesy of Touro College) Religion may offer protection against stress-related weight gain, according to a new study published in The Journal of Religion and Health.

(Courtesy of Westchester County Business Journal) Contract disputes between health-care providers and insurance companies have become almost commonplace as providers fight to maximize their revenues

(Courtesy of SMGH) As we read the various reports of when this pandemic will be under control and when we will all get the vaccinations,

(Courtesy of Daughters of Miriam) Lucky seniors at Daughters of Miriam Center were gifted cheery Balloon Buddies on February 10 as part of the “Smiles

Note: The treatments described in this article are for providing medical information but this is not medical advice. While there are studies that support the

(Courtesy of the FountainView) The big news at FountainView is that all residents have received their second COVID-19 vaccines. FountainView will be celebrating the milestone

School administrators often muse that the lack of data regarding our students and parent body creates a gap in our understanding. It’s not that we

Over the last few weeks, the weather here in the tristate area has brought upon us what we tend to call “ankle fracture season.” This