Dr. Debra Etelson, Pediatrics Many parents and guardians, especially those with children going to daycare or school for the first time, are understandably concerned about whether the facility, its staff, and its other attendees are taking proper precautions when it
Read MoreNews that the FDA has recently approved a new treatment for advanced prostate cancer is certainly cause for excitement – and, along with other developments, shows promise for the future. The treatment involves combining two medications. Enzalutamide, sold by the
Read MoreDr. Gary Gabelman, Cardiology Can a daily low-dose aspirin decrease your risk of a cardiac event like a heart attack or stroke? The answer has been ever changing. Data in the past had suggested to cardiologists and the public that
Read MoreHaving previously treated patients with ketamine in emergency departments, when Dr. Robert Glatter learned the drug could be used to help to treat patients with depression and other mood disorders, he became increasingly more interested in going that route with
Read MoreElizabeth DeRobertis, Registered Dietitian For those looking to lose weight, staying in control of your appetite starts with what I call “strategic snacking.” I often see busy people who are “on the go” for too long without eating. As a
Read MoreSince Sybelle S. was 10 years old, she had been battling depression and suicidal thoughts. Thanks to NY Ketamine Infusions, the Bronx woman was able to go into remission for her depression after a long battle with her mental
Read MoreDr. Petros Efthimiou, Rheumatology Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), a.k.a “lupus,” has been back in the news lately, with actress/singer Selena Gomez and vocalist Toni Braxton making headlines for their experiences with the autoimmune disease. Earlier this year, Gomez began openly discussing
Read MoreA treatment that has a proven track record for helping patients with various mental health disorders has opened an office in Westchester. New York Ketamine Infusions, also known as NYKI, has locations in New York City and Long Island, and
Read MoreDr. Joshua Raff, Medical Oncology and Hematology The American Cancer Society estimates that about 64,050 people (33,130 men and 30,920 women) in the U.S. will be diagnosed with the disease this year, with approximately 50,550 people (26,620 men and 23,930
Read MoreDr. Brian D. Nicholas, Director of Hearing and Balance Several studies have shown that people suffering from hearing loss appear to have an increased risk of cognitive decline or dementia, representing a potential breakthrough in the fight against that insidious
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