Blog Rx: Scrub In with Jenna

When most women think of the word ‘cancer,’ it’s often breast cancer that comes to mind. You may be surprised, then, to discover that lung cancer is actually the leading cause of cancer death among women. New research may explain why.

New York City temperatures reached the high 90s during a recent heat wave. But what can we expect as temperatures continue to rise? Dr. John Marshall, Chair of Emergency Medicine, gives you the info you need to reduce your risk of dehydration and exhaustion.

How can eliminating a part of the lung actually help people with severe emphysema breathe better? Doesn't it seem contradictory? Dr. Loren Harris, Director of Thoracic Surgery, explains.

Yet again, there’s confusion over cancer screening guidelines set forth by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF). I spoke to one of our specialists to determine whether or not you or your family members should follow these new guidelines.

Many New York City schools are slowly replacing recess with concentrated learning activities. Find out how this impacts not only your child's physical but mental and emotional health.