The New York State Department of Health’s statewide awareness push runs through April 26. With youth e-cigarette use still rising, the window to act is narrowing. The New York State Department of Health launched a statewide anti-vaping public awareness campaign designed to educate teens, young adults, and parents about
The New York State Department of Health’s statewide awareness push runs through April 26. With youth e-cigarette use still rising, the window to act is narrowing. The New York State Department of Health launched a statewide anti-vaping public awareness campaign designed to educate teens, young adults, and parents about
Living with arthritis can bring daily challenges, from morning stiffness to persistent joint pain. These symptoms can make simple activities feel difficult and impact your overall well-being. While there is no cure for arthritis, making thoughtful lifestyle choices can significantly help in managing pain and maintaining an active, fulfilling
New York City took a concrete step toward closing Rikers Island on Tuesday, as Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the opening of a 104-bed therapeutic housing unit at NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue — moving the city’s most medically vulnerable detainees out of the troubled jail complex and into a hospital
By Dr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky | ReliefNow® Disc·Joint·Nerve Hamlin | Winter Garden, Florida Non-surgical disc decompression combined with Class IV medical-grade laser therapy is a clinically supported, drug-free alternative to back surgery for patients with herniated discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, and chronic nerve pain. It is gentle, painless,
Table of Contents Introduction What is Orlistat? How Does Orlistat Work? The Role of Fat in the Diet Benefits of Using Orlistat Usage and Dosage Guidelines Side Effects and Considerations Diet and Lifestyle Recommendations Case Studies: Real-Life Experiences with Orlistat Conclusion and Future Perspectives 1. Introduction In an era
New York City is a place where millions of people live, work, and travel every single day. Because so many people share the same spaces, health is always a popular topic of conversation. A common question for visitors and locals alike is whether they should wear a face mask
Creative leadership in therapeutic settings is more than a set of skills—it’s a mindset that blends empathy, adaptability, and innovation. Whether working one-on-one with clients or as part of a multidisciplinary team, therapists who lead creatively are constantly observing, adjusting, and responding in ways that may elevate care. Gregory
Modern oncology depends on digital systems that automate medication management, standardize chemotherapy workflows, and provide a single source of truth for multidisciplinary care. As treatment regimens grow more complex, hospitals need platforms that are reliable, consistent, and built specifically for oncology. Today, specialty-focused software has become central to cancer
It is not typical for a medical device concept in the United States to reach direct use; instead, it typically follows alternative pathways. Feasibility measures constrained by grant cycles, safety data reviewed by people from the very early days, even before human trials, and questions about commercialization arising well
Regenerative medicine continues to influence how researchers approach hair loss, skin health, and tissue renewal. Plasma-based therapies, particularly those using platelet-rich plasma, have become a major area of scientific interest. Plasma regeneration therapy in Long Island is often discussed in the context of non-surgical regenerative techniques that rely on
New York City has never been gentle on chronic illness. Long commutes, crowded apartments, and an overstretched healthcare system can turn day-to-day health management into a constant strain. As more New Yorkers live longer with complex conditions, families are beginning to rethink where meaningful care actually happens. For many,
By: Mary Sahagun When it comes to women’s health, few topics are more overlooked or more poorly explained than menopause. While social media has opened the door to more conversations, the most common advice still sounds the same: prepare for hot flashes and maybe try sleeping with a fan.
New York — On the grim pavement outside NewYork-Presbyterian and across the city’s major medical campuses, the city’s largest nurse strike in decades has shifted from mass picket lines to a series of fraught negotiations — emblematic of a broader battle over labor, patient safety, and the future of
New York City’s hospitals are turning to artificial intelligence not as a futuristic experiment, but as an operational necessity. Facing persistent staffing shortages, rising patient volumes, and burnout across clinical roles, major NYC health systems are rapidly expanding AI-driven diagnostics, imaging analysis, and patient-flow tools — a shift that
By: Melody Wolfe For many people, recovery from abuse is framed as a return to baseline, a way to function, cope, or stabilize after harm. In Radically Alive Beyond Abuse, Dr. Lisa Cooney proposes a more expansive and challenging question: what becomes possible when a person is no longer
By: Matt Emma For anyone who has struggled with breakage, thinning, or dryness, finding the right hair growth oil can feel nearly impossible. For many loyal customers, that search often ends with Miracle Drops from Kaleidoscope Hair Products. Created by stylist turned business leader Jesseca Dupart, this hair oil
New York City is setting the bar for urban health, with life expectancy in the city now reaching 83.2 years, outpacing the national average. This milestone represents a significant achievement for the city’s public health policies, healthcare access, and urban development. While the rise in life expectancy is a
By: Dr. Robert Hanopole, DC — Co-Founder, ReliefNow Laser Centers (reliefnowlaser.com) Private-pay healthcare is entering a new era, and it’s not defined by elite concierge medicine or cash-only boutique clinics. Instead, it is being shaped by a growing patient demand for non-invasive, restorative treatment options that deliver measurable outcomes
The provision of high-quality healthcare continues to rank among the most enduring issues across most of Canada, especially in provinces such as Quebec, where demand still exceeds supply. A notable portion of Canadians experience unmet healthcare needs, particularly in rural and remote areas, according to data from the Canadian
Early Life Shaped by Responsibility Istanbul, Turkey — To Dr Felemez Arslan, medicine did not start in a classroom; it started in his home. He was born on May 5, 1995, and was raised in an environment where he was taking care of a physically disabled father, where he
Over the past two decades, childhood hypertension has emerged as a major public health concern, with rates doubling globally since 2000. Once considered a rare condition in children, high blood pressure is now being diagnosed in increasing numbers of young people worldwide. As this trend continues, experts are warning
A chemical peel is a calibrated solution that gently exfoliates the skin, removing dead cells and promoting the regeneration of new, healthier skin. Exfoliation may trigger natural healing, which can result in a smoother, more supple, and youthful appearance, enhancing the skin’s texture and radiance over time. When to
In a growing battle between healthcare technology and frontline workers, NYC nurses are pushing back against the increasing implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in hospitals. As healthcare facilities across the city race to adopt AI-driven tools, these nurses—represented by the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA)—are raising alarms about
By: Dr. Olha Zlatova It was in Miami that I learned one of the most liberating truths: in America, age does not exist. Here, people come up with a completely different way of doing things at forty, fifty, or even seventy, and no one finds it strange. I’ve seen
Reproductive medicine exists at a complex intersection of science, politics, contemporary technology, and individual hope. As embryology equipment and laboratory methods continue to advance, the number of treatments has increased, but this expansion has also sparked new discussions about supervision, equity, and the long-term outcomes. Today’s clinics operate within
By: Lauren Whitaker For many women over 40, navigating health, weight, and self-worth can feel like a battlefield. Hormonal shifts, changing metabolism, and decades of dieting can collide, often leaving women frustrated, defeated, and unsure of how to reclaim control. Debbie Harris, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and bestselling author,
By: Maha Khan When Joseph L. J. Schwartz, PsyD, lost his wife in 2014, the longtime psychologist, a man of science who had spent decades helping others manage their emotions, suddenly found himself unable to manage his own. “I was in total shock and panic,” he later wrote. “My
In an unexpected shift in New York City’s public policy, public urination tickets have recently outpaced DUI summonses, setting a new precedent in quality-of-life enforcement. Over the past year, the city issued over 10,000 tickets for public urination, surpassing the number of DUI tickets, which stood at just under
When people think about healthy eating, thoughts often go to things like vitamins, protein, or maybe cutting down on certain fats. But there’s a superstar nutrient that often doesn’t get as much attention as it should: fiber. This part of plant-based foods plays a really big role in keeping
By: Alegre De Pilipinas New model credentials the entire value chain—from practitioners to manufacturing, technology, and policy—to address fragmentation and enhance public safety. Chicago, IL – October 26, 2025 – The International Board of Holistic and Integrative Medicine (IBHIM) today introduced its “ecosystem-centric credentialing model,” a progressive new framework
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