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Specialists at Perlmutter Cancer Center provide genetic counseling and testing for people with a personal or family history of cancer. Two experts from our High Risk Cancer Genetics program discuss the tools and information needed to take steps to protect your health.
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Two remarkable doctors at NYU Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center discuss recent updates in breast cancer screening, early detection, and treatment in the context of COVID-19.
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Each year over 275,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with breast cancer. Amy is one of them.
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A new study reveals that the ancient routine can bring calm to those suffering from generalized anxiety disorder.
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A virtual walk to support the Cancer Center for Kids (CCFK) at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island taking place from September 21 – October 16, 2020.
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A primer that doesn’t require a PhD.
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Mark Pochapin, MD, led a recent Q+A webinar with Doreen Addrizzo-Harris, MD, and Harmony Reynolds, MD.
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One Comedian’s Journey through COVID-19 Double Pneumonia
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9-year-old boy thanks doctors by raising support the best way he knows how.
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The condition known as herpes zoster/shingles is common, serious, painful—and preventable.
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Why it’s particularly important for women to know.
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One day for hope and healing benefits Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital
Pediatric patients are cruisin’ in their new ride to the operating room
Prominent researcher discusses how substances in everyday household products can disrupt hormones
How NYU Grossman School of Medicine is Reimaging Teaching and Learning
As technology drives a redesign of healthcare delivery, students learn new models of virtual health. Sarah MacArthur, MD director of digital health innovation discusses the new landscape.
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NYU Grossman School of Medicine’s Institute for Innovations in Medical Education (IIME) is using technology, informatics, and the science of education to transform teaching and learning. Meet the educators leading the charge.
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Having a cold is miserable, but getting medical attention for it doesn’t have to be.
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Breaking down what it is and how to approach it in your family.
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Why new research may hold the key to keeping weight off—for good.
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Kathleen Pirozzi and Brenda Jantsch thought their shift was over when they encountered a special delivery outside.
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Kurt Pinto shares what he’s learned about focusing on the present from patients at the end of life.
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Follow Emily Johnson through a non-stop day of caring for kids and families at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone.
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Learn how Kevin Moore is changing the landscape of LGBTQ+-affirming care.
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Experienced clinicians and trained patient and family advisors teach and coach healthcare professionals about the experience of care through the lens of a child and family.
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Project Purple and NYU Langone Health team up to diagnose pancreatic cancer earlier and improve chance for successful recovery.
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After creating and selling bracelets to help other kids, sisters tour hospital to see the impact of their latest venture.
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Because of Sala, we have created a far-reaching culture of child- and family-centered care.
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Because of Sala, teens, too, are empowered and engaged in the design of care through the Youth Advisory Council.
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Because of Sala, essential services and support are offered in a consistent, well-coordinated manner, in all areas where children receive care.
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After watching his parents cope with cancer, the Hollidays decided to begin a legacy of giving at NYU Langone.
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Dr. Perelman has supported NYU Grossman School of Medicine scholarships for 26 years so others can receive the same education he did.
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Watching his brother survive two brain tumors inspired Samson Wiener to raise $40,000 for brain tumor research at NYU Langone.
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