Julia Morrill

An expert explains the potential benefits and risks of taking creatine supplements to build muscle and improve strength and whether it can improve memory and more.

As reports of measles outbreaks in the U.S. continue, a pediatric infectious disease physician shares how to protect yourself from the virus and what to do if you’ve been exposed.

Learn which symptoms signal it’s time to see a cardiologist and at what age you should consider making an appointment for your heart health.

A primary care doctor explains what you need to know about the flu, and the best way to protect yourself.

If a recent blood test showed high triglycerides, you’re not alone. Two experts explain what causes elevated levels and share tips to lower them.

A pediatric infectious diseases expert explains how parents can best treat a fever in young kids and when it’s time to seek care.

An allergist and immunologist shares tips to protect yourself from asthma during cold months.

Five NewYork-Presbyterian Lang Youth Medical Program graduates share the lessons, memories, and mentorship that inspired them to pursue careers in medicine.

A behavioral health expert explains why amid holiday cheer, loneliness is also common during this season — and shares strategies to feel less isolated.

When a bungee cord snapped and struck her eye, nurse Irene Fico turned to the ophthalmology team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, hoping they could preserve her sight. After a series of surgeries, they gave her close to perfect vision and helped her maintain it over a decade of care.