Diet and lifestyle can play an important role in your heart health. Eating lean proteins, soluble fiber, unsaturated fats, limiting sweets, and salt can help decrease your risk for heart disease.

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The tradition of giving chocolate typically accompanies the saying “I love you” on Valentine’s Day. Media reports have touted chocolate as healthy. Is this true? Does chocolate truly have a health halo, or are the reports overhyped?

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January is Thyroid Awareness Month.

Celebrated in January, Cervical Cancer Awareness Month is used to educate women on the importance of understanding the risks and signs of cervical cancer and the significance of regular screenings and check-ups with your doctor.

Dr. Shaikh will lead the department with new radiation oncology initiatives and developments of clinical strategies and best practices to advance cutting-edge radiation therapies.

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Despite the challenges from COVID-19, New York Cancer & Blood Specialists’ (NYCBS) increased focus on accessibility, prevention, and early diagnosis of cancer, helped increase patient resilience by mitigating fear, and ensured patients’ continuity of care.

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