How to Communicate When Someone is Struggling With Their Mental Health
Two experts offer advice on how to have effective, compassionate conversations — and the language you should avoid — when you’re concerned about a loved one.
What to Know About COVID-19 Tests
Can at-home tests detect the new variant? An epidemiologist shares the latest. Read more
How to Prevent Urinary Tract Infections
A urologist shares how to recognize the symptoms and ways to prevent these common infections. Read more
Amazing News
A Return to Rhythm: Life After Liver Transplant
Musician Francis Mbappe never let anything get in the way of his music, until he discovered he was in liver failure. After a successful transplant at NewYork-Presbyterian, he’s back on the stage, and feeling the rhythm like never before. Read more
Living Well
Do Coffee Drinkers Live Longer?
An endocrinologist talks about the effects of caffeine on the brain and body. Read more
What to Know
- This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, learn why it's not just longtime smokers who are at risk for the disease.
- How the new RSV vaccine for pregnant people can protect infants.
- Two experts explain how artificial intelligence can predict breast cancer.
- NewYork-Presbyterian celebrates its 500th pediatric liver transplant.
In The News
- Dr. Maureen Wang on the new gentle exercise trend, “cozy cardio.” | The Healthy
- Dr. Baruch Fertel on what temperature counts as a fever. | CBS News
- Dr. Dianne Augelli on the Gen Z trend "bed rotting" and how it can actually disrupt your sleep cycle. | NBC4
- Dr. Sanjay Naik on what to do if heart problems are affecting your sleep. | SELF
- Dr. Eliza Miller on how stroke presents differently in women than men. | CNN
New Podcast Episode
How Exercise Changes the Heart
A sports cardiologist describes the way that athletics reshape the heart and the process of screening athletes for high-level competitions. Read more
18,000 Transplants and Counting
NewYork‑Presbyterian has the largest transplant program in the nation, with the most diverse group of transplant recipients. See more