Wellness

A palliative care physician describes the resources available to family caregivers who are responsible for both older adults and children, and offers tips for avoiding burnout.

A clinical psychiatrist shares how fans can help manage the stress and anxiety often associated with high-stakes sporting events.

A breast radiologist shares how mammograms, ultrasounds and MRIs are used to help detect and prevent breast cancer.

Concussions in sports are known to have a long-term impact on athletes’ health, but does that include Parkinson’s disease? NewYork-Presbyterian experts provide insight on whether they can raise the risk of this neurological condition and what to know about the impact of repeated head injuries.

A social worker shares advice on how to cope with the change, manage the stress of treatment, and maintain mental health after a cancer diagnosis.

A clinical dietitian explains what is gluten, the foods that contain it, and how people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity can avoid it with minimal disruption to their life.

A registered dietitian shares gluten-free recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

A cardiologist and a dietitian explain a new study that explores the link between erythritol, a popular sugar substitute, and the risk of heart attack and stroke.

An internist explains the role electrolytes play in our body, the health risks of not having enough, and the best ways to replenish them.

Furry friends create plenty of positive emotions. A NewYork-Presbyterian psychologist explains some of the science behind how pets can benefit our health.