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New Guidelines Encourage Women to Begin Regular Mammograms at Age 40

New draft guidance from the U.S Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) advises that all women be screened for breast cancer beginning at age 40.

Women’s Health Campaign

Women's Health Month is an important time to focus on your health. Learn more about the most prevalent women's health issues and how to address them.

Peanut and Tree Nut Allergies Are on the Rise

Nut allergies, some of the most common allergies in the country, are on the rise. Learn more about these nut allergies, treatments, and more with New York pediatric and adult...

Five Things to Know About Blood Cancers

Numerous types of blood cancers affect thousands of Americans. Learn more about different blood cancer types, survival rates, and treatments with Summit Health hematologist-oncologist Bilal Farooqi, MD.

Acoustic Neuroma: Erika’s Story

After a frightful health scare, Erika Dewling was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma, a noncancerous tumor on the eighth cranial nerve. Hear her story, and learn more about an acoustic...

Allergic to Penicillin? You Might Not Be.

About 1 in 10 U.S. patients report a penicillin allergy. However, many of these people aren't actually allergic to penicillin. Learn about penicillin allergies with Summit Health allergist and immunologist...

How to Identify Signs of Depression in Someone You Love

Do you suspect that a loved one may be struggling with depression? Learn more about the telltale signs and symptoms of depression and how you can help.

What to do Right After an Injury

Orthopedic injuries like strains, tears, fractures, and sprains are painful. Learn the difference between these orthopedic injuries and when to see a doctor.

Sexually Transmitted Infections: How CityMD Can Help

STIs are common yet serious, so it's crucial not to ignore potential STI symptoms. Learn more about STIs with emergency medicine specialist Jack Liu, MD, and treat STIs at CityMD.

Recognizing Low Blood Pressure Symptoms

Known as the silent killer, high blood pressure or hypertension usually shows no symptoms. Learn more about possible hypertension symptoms, optimal blood pressure numbers, and preventing high blood pressure.