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

The HIV Epidemic: From Deadly Crisis to Routine Care

For more than three decades, NewYork-Presbyterian’s HIV clinics have worked on the front lines of treating and preventing HIV.

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How Small Goals Led to a Big Marathon Achievement

Dr. Sonia Tolani, a sports cardiologist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, never thought of herself as an athlete until she chose to jump-start her fitness by taking small steps that ultimately led her to the finish line of the New York City Marathon.

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Sharing Healing Through Weaving

After a prostate cancer diagnosis, textile artist José Picayo found calm in hand-weaving — inspiring him to start a weaving class for fellow patients and build a community of healing.

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Is Sugar Really Bad For You?

An endocrinologist helps answer that question and explain the effects of sugar on our health.

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Understanding Alzheimer’s and Tips to Protect Brain Health

A neurologist explains the science behind Alzheimer’s disease and shares simple things anyone can do to help keep their brain healthy.

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Staying Connected Amid the Loneliness Epidemic

A psychiatrist talks about the importance of human connection and shares ways to connect with others when you’re feeling lonely.

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How To Make Regret Work For You with Dr. Robert Leahy

A psychologist dissects the feeling of regret, and offers advice on how to harness positive outcomes from regret.

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Ozempic and Weight Loss Drugs: How They Work

What do people need to know about obesity medications like Ozempic? A registered dietician and an endocrinologist discuss the benefits, side effects, and if these medications are really gamechangers.

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