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Many older adults with obesity often believe they are not eligible for bariatric surgery because of their age. Bariatric surgeon Dr. Christine J. Ren-Fielding discusses new research that confirms the safety and benefits of weight loss surgery for older adults: http://bit.ly/2F7Wwqu
Precancerous polyps or early colorectal cancers often cause no symptoms. That’s why screening is so important. Learn more about screening at NYU Langone: http://bit.ly/2FhCslV
A new study by @nyuschoolofmed shows that travelers who visit cities with high levels of air pollution, even for a short stay, can experience breathing problems that can last up to two weeks: http://bit.ly/31ubfFJ
Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital hosted a Spring Carnival Extravaganza for our patients and families! Our seventh floor was transformed into a fair ground where games were played, prizes were won, and special memories were made.
An FDA study found that chemicals in sunscreen are absorbed into the bloodstream through the skin. Dermatologist Dr. Jennifer A. Stein says there is no reason to panic. Sunscreen is still an important tool to protect yourself from skin cancers: http://bit.ly/2WP3vPf
Cases of the #measles continue to rise in the United States. Pediatric infectious disease expert Dr. Gail F. Shust, from our #HassenfeldChildrensHospital, explains what symptoms to look out for: http://bit.ly/2EUftwZ
#Breastcancer surgeon Dr. Deborah Axelrod discusses the likelihood of a false-positive test for BRCA, a genetic link to breast cancer: http://bit.ly/2HX1yrF
It’s officially Pride Month! Follow along all month as we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and support equality in healthcare. #OutToHeal #Pride2019