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The Best Ways to Care for Hair and Skin

A dermatologist breaks down the hair and skin changes to expect as you age — and how to navigate them. Read more

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Can Microplastics Harm Our Health?

An expert addresses what we know about the tiny particles commonly found in plastics like bottled water and food containers. Read more

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Social Media Spotlight

Meet Rigby, Pet Therapy Dog

Watch this adorable golden retriever bring smiles, comfort, and cuddles to our young patients, families, and care teams.

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Living Well

A Guide to Non-Dairy Milks

A dietitian breaks down what to look for in non-dairy alternatives, such as soy and oat. Read more
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What to Know

40 Years Old

the age that women should start getting mammograms, according to new guidelines. An expert explains why you should make time for annual screenings.

60% to 74%

of East Asian women who have lung cancer have never smoked, but have a EGFR gene mutation. Learn more about this mutation and its link to lung cancer.

73%

of LGBTQIA+ youth experience symptoms of anxiety, according to a national survey. This Pride Month, a psychologist shares ways to support LGBTQIA+ youth mental health.

New Podcast Episode

What Are the Signs of Gaslighting?

A psychiatrist explains how to recognize the signs of gaslighting and effective ways to respond to it. Read more
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In The News

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Peace of Mind Starts With Screening

Cancer screenings can be lifesaving, and NewYork-Presbyterian is here to help make them less intimidating. We'll explain the different types of screenings, steps involved, and how getting screened can become a regular part of your healthcare routine.
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