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At our Heart Rhythm Center, Dr. Aizer uses advanced technology to pinpoint the source of an irregular heart rhythm and develop an individualized treatment plan.
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In 2018, 22 patients had lung transplants and 35 patients had heart transplants at NYU Langone Transplant Institute. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2siGDXG
A new @nyuschoolofmed study on MRSA in a Brooklyn enclave provides framework for community-based infection surveillance: https://bit.ly/2H57m47
Children are vulnerable to many chemicals in the environment, which may disrupt their development. Environmental pediatrician Dr. Leonardo Trasande offers ways to limit exposure: https://bit.ly/2SUpGyw
Want to lose weight the healthy way in 2019? Sports medicine physician Dr. Dennis Cardone shares tips to make goals in a sustainable manner: https://bit.ly/2suAHec
Our Department of Orthopedic Surgery is leading an institution-wide effort to reduce—and in some cases eliminate—the use of opioids in postoperative patient care. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2SdeH2H
Post-holiday cold? Receive medical care without leaving home through our virtual urgent care: https://bit.ly/2RcTlpL
Dr. Guillem Gonzalez-Lomas, a sports medicine specialist, shares how everyday athletes can avoid being sidelined by injuries: https://bit.ly/2GZB3DO
Bariatric surgery reduces obesity and some types of knee pain, but some patients improve more than others, finds a new NYU Langone Health study: https://bit.ly/2F47FJJ