Camille Bautista-Fryer

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.

An integrative medicine specialist explains how seasonal flavors like cinnamon, ginger and cloves support an anti-inflammatory diet.

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

Before adding a new supplement to your routine, learn how it may impact your liver and what symptoms could signal liver damage.

As health officials investigate a summer outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, an epidemiologist shares how it spreads, who is most vulnerable and when to seek treatment.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) can come with a lot of questions. A fertility specialist explains what happens at each stage and what to know before getting started.

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

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.

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