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May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. As spring heats up, it’s a good time to be aware of screening and prevention guidelines for melanoma and other forms of skin cancer.
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As director of our Liver Tumor Program, Dr. Welling provides innovative treatments for people with liver, gallbladder, and other biliary tract tumors.
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Researchers show how tissue samples from some people with lupus can accurately predict those who are more likely to respond to therapy.
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Our heart experts listen to both your heart, and your voice. Having a heart procedure can be stressful, and one way to help people feel better is to listen to them, says electrophysiologist Dr. Anthony Aizer. Learn more about our services: http://bit.ly/2Hv0FX6
A new @nyuschoolofmed study found that developing egg cells in flies conduct tests to select the healthiest of their energy-making machines to be passed to the next generation: http://bit.ly/2VWTaB2
Is running bad for your knees? While knee injuries are common in runners, there are a number of causes of #kneepain. The experts at our Sports Performance Center can help: http://bit.ly/2Qhz3ro
This Stroke Awareness Month, neurologist Dr. Jose Torres shares five signs of stroke you should never ignore: http://bit.ly/2HycKuY
Virtual urgent care is now available to children ages 5 and older, who can be seen by an NYU Langone physician when they aren’t feeling well, on any mobile device. Book an appointment today: http://bit.ly/2ZvHiV6
When it comes to #breastcancer, soy is often feared because it is estrogen, says medical oncologist Dr. Marleen Meyers. “There is no definitive data suggesting that natural soy product as part of a healthy diet increases cancer risk.” http://bit.ly/2EbgArI
Along with @UMRogelCancer, our #PerlmutterCancerCenter has developed a #pancreaticcancer risk assessment tool to help you learn if you might be at risk: http://bit.ly/30jxe1N
Our Family Health Centers recently debuted a new grocery store–like food pantry, called “The Table,” in Sunset Park in #Brooklyn. Residents select food items and learn how to prepare meals using the fresh produce available that day: http://bit.ly/2Q3u3qh