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Unbreakable Bond: A Twin Donates a Part of His Liver to His Brother

When Ethan Besas needed a transplant following a lifetime of battling a rare liver disease, his twin, Allen, did not hesitate to be his living donor.

Cancer Care & Research

What is Chemotherapy?

A medical oncologist shares how chemotherapy is used in cancer treatment, the different ways it's used, and what to know about side effects.

Women's Health

How to Safely Exercise While Pregnant

An OB-GYN shares how exercise can be beneficial for pregnant people’s physical and mental health.

Dermatology

A Guide to Skincare for Every Age

A dermatologist breaks down the basics on how to care for your skin at each stage in life.

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Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

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Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

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NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

Health & Wellness

How to Keep Your Eyes Safe During an Eclipse

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How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

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Tips for a Healthy Breakfast

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NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

The prestigious global competition selected a video about the first-of-its-kind “domino” heart valve transplant that saved two babies' lives as a finalist in the longform video category. Voting is open to the public through April 18.

Women's Health

Making Parenthood Possible For More Families

Hear how NewYork-Presbyterian helped three moms navigate serious conditions to have healthy babies.

Heart Health

With a New Heart, a Tennis Player Feels Like a ‘True Champion’

Though he was born with a heart defect, Mati Luik didn’t let that stop him from living an active lifestyle until he collapsed on the court one day. In 2023, he became the first patient to receive a heart transplant at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

17:20 Min • ˙Mental Health

Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

In honor of Earth Day, a psychologist explores how nature can impact mood and benefit mental health.

12:02 Min • ˙Health & Wellness

Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

The Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center explains how alcohol affects our body, especially our liver.

16:20 Min • ˙Transplant

How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

A living donor and his surgeon discuss the process of donating a kidney to a person in need.

16:07 Min • ˙Health & Wellness

Is Lead Poisoning Me? with Dr. Adam Blumenberg

A toxicologist discusses lead toxicity and how to prevent lead poisoning.

15:48 Min • ˙Cancer Care & Research

Colon Cancer Rates Are Rising for Young People – Am I At Risk? with Dr. Beatrice Dionigi

A colon and rectal surgeon talks about how colon cancer forms, the signs and symptoms associated with it, and the best ways to keep your colon healthy and minimize risk.

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Unbreakable Bond: A Twin Donates a Part of His Liver to His Brother

When Ethan Besas needed a transplant following a lifetime of battling a rare liver disease, his twin, Allen, did not hesitate to be his living donor.

What is Chemotherapy?

A medical oncologist shares how chemotherapy is used in cancer treatment, the different ways it's used, and what to know about side effects.

How to Safely Exercise While Pregnant

An OB-GYN shares how exercise can be beneficial for pregnant people’s physical and mental health.

A Guide to Skincare for Every Age

A dermatologist breaks down the basics on how to care for your skin at each stage in life.

Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

How to Keep Your Eyes Safe During an Eclipse

How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

Tips for a Healthy Breakfast

NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

The prestigious global competition selected a video about the first-of-its-kind “domino” heart valve transplant that saved two babies' lives as a finalist in the longform video category. Voting is open to the public through April 18.

Making Parenthood Possible For More Families

Hear how NewYork-Presbyterian helped three moms navigate serious conditions to have healthy babies.

With a New Heart, a Tennis Player Feels Like a ‘True Champion’

Though he was born with a heart defect, Mati Luik didn’t let that stop him from living an active lifestyle until he collapsed on the court one day. In 2023, he became the first patient to receive a heart transplant at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

In honor of Earth Day, a psychologist explores how nature can impact mood and benefit mental health.

Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

The Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center explains how alcohol affects our body, especially our liver.

How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

A living donor and his surgeon discuss the process of donating a kidney to a person in need.

Is Lead Poisoning Me? with Dr. Adam Blumenberg

A toxicologist discusses lead toxicity and how to prevent lead poisoning.

Colon Cancer Rates Are Rising for Young People – Am I At Risk? with Dr. Beatrice Dionigi

A colon and rectal surgeon talks about how colon cancer forms, the signs and symptoms associated with it, and the best ways to keep your colon healthy and minimize risk.

Celebrating Donate Life Month

A Return to Rhythm: Life After Liver Transplant

A Kidney Donation Cements a Forever Bond Between Two Teachers

For a Triple Transplant Recipient, Getting Back on the Bike is a ‘Celebration of Life’

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New York Presbyterian Health Matters - Stories of Science, Care & Wellness

Unbreakable Bond: A Twin Donates a Part of His Liver to His Brother

When Ethan Besas needed a transplant following a lifetime of battling a rare liver disease, his twin, Allen, did not hesitate to be his living donor.

What is Chemotherapy?

A medical oncologist shares how chemotherapy is used in cancer treatment, the different ways it's used, and what to know about side effects.

How to Safely Exercise While Pregnant

An OB-GYN shares how exercise can be beneficial for pregnant people’s physical and mental health.

A Guide to Skincare for Every Age

A dermatologist breaks down the basics on how to care for your skin at each stage in life.

Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

How to Keep Your Eyes Safe During an Eclipse

How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

Tips for a Healthy Breakfast

NewYork-Presbyterian Nominated for a Webby Award

The prestigious global competition selected a video about the first-of-its-kind “domino” heart valve transplant that saved two babies' lives as a finalist in the longform video category. Voting is open to the public through April 18.

Making Parenthood Possible For More Families

Hear how NewYork-Presbyterian helped three moms navigate serious conditions to have healthy babies.

With a New Heart, a Tennis Player Feels Like a ‘True Champion’

Though he was born with a heart defect, Mati Luik didn’t let that stop him from living an active lifestyle until he collapsed on the court one day. In 2023, he became the first patient to receive a heart transplant at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Can Going Outside Benefit My Mental Health? with Dr. Erin Engle

In honor of Earth Day, a psychologist explores how nature can impact mood and benefit mental health.

Is Any Amount of Alcohol Safe for My Health? with Dr. Robert Brown

The Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center explains how alcohol affects our body, especially our liver.

How Does Living Organ Donation Work? with Dr. Joseph Del Pizzo and Steve Wilson

A living donor and his surgeon discuss the process of donating a kidney to a person in need.

Is Lead Poisoning Me? with Dr. Adam Blumenberg

A toxicologist discusses lead toxicity and how to prevent lead poisoning.

Colon Cancer Rates Are Rising for Young People – Am I At Risk? with Dr. Beatrice Dionigi

A colon and rectal surgeon talks about how colon cancer forms, the signs and symptoms associated with it, and the best ways to keep your colon healthy and minimize risk.

Celebrating Donate Life Month

A Return to Rhythm: Life After Liver Transplant

A Kidney Donation Cements a Forever Bond Between Two Teachers

For a Triple Transplant Recipient, Getting Back on the Bike is a ‘Celebration of Life’

NYP News

Thank You, Doctors

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