Camille Bautista-Fryer

A neurologist explains Alzheimer’s medications, at-home injections, who may qualify for treatment and promising research.

Why are bad habits so hard to break? A neuropsychologist explains the habit loop, common triggers and how small changes can build healthier routines.

Experts examine popular claims about apple cider vinegar and explain what the science supports, where evidence is limited and how to use it safely.

Ricky has a rare form of genetic deafness. After becoming the first child in New York to receive a newly approved gene therapy at NewYork-Presbyterian, his family and doctors are awaiting signs of a world he has never heard.

A psychologist explains how postpartum depression can show up in fathers, why it happens, and when to seek support.

Don’t panic, but don’t wait. Two infectious disease physicians share a step-by-step guide on what to do after a tick bite and when to see a doctor.

An infertility expert and urologist explain causes of male infertility, key factors affecting sperm quality, and the right time to get a fertility test.

With New York State under an air quality advisory, a pulmonary and critical care medicine expert explains how to stay safe.

After stage 4 colorectal cancer spread to his liver, a multidisciplinary team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia recommended chemotherapy and a living donor liver transplant, offering Thomas Calvo a second chance.

A cardiologist and psychiatrist explain the differences between panic attack and heart attack symptoms and how you can reduce your risk for both.