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

A leading spine specialist shares 10 things parents and caregivers of kids and teens should know about this common, treatable condition.

A neurologist specializing in MS explains who is at risk, how it's diagnosed, and ways to manage the symptoms.

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

Brendin Fernandez felt lost and alone after moving to New York City as a junior in high school. Today, with help from clinicians and advocates from NewYork-Presbyterian, he’s starting college with confidence and a new sense of purpose.

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

What are peptides in skin care, and do they really work? A dermatologist explains the potential benefits of peptides for aging skin, the risks to know, and how to decide whether they're worth adding to your skin care routine.

Burning pain, frequent trips to the bathroom, and persistent discomfort: the signs of a urinary tract infection are hard to miss. A urologist explains what causes UTIs, how to prevent them and how to manage them - and offers hope for those who suffer from them chronically.

A clinical psychologist breaks down four takeaways from new research showing early smartphone use can lead to eating disorder symptoms.

Researchers found that a rare inherited EGFR mutation may raise lung cancer risk up to 25-fold. An oncologist explains what the findings could mean for patients.