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5 Early Signs of Lung Cancer
Although lung cancer remains one of the deadliest forms of cancer, it's still quite treatable if caught in the early stages. Suppose you are at risk of developing lung cancer because of your lifestyle, genetics, or occupation. In that case, it's imperative that you know the warning signs of this deadly disease so that you can get diagnosed and treated as soon as possible.
Read MoreGetting a Healthy Back-to-School Start
It's that time of the year again! You'll be sending your little ones off to school pretty soon. Unfortunately, with all the hustle and bustle back-to-school season brings, it can be easy to forget about your health and other important aspects of your life. So, while you get your little ones prepared for a brand new school year, make sure you're also taking steps to check in with yourself and your health.
Read MoreNick Giampaolo Appointed Senior Vice President of Operations for New York Cancer & Blood Specialists
He and his team are committed to delivering unmatched experiences to our patients, partners, and employees
Read MoreJulia Harwood Promoted to Senior Vice President of Clinical Operations for New York Cancer & Blood Specialists
Julia is a dedicated, creative leader who cares deeply about delivering the best possible care to our nursing team and the communities we serve
Read MoreSummer Recipes
The summer months are filled with long days at the beach, breezy summer music, and relaxing moments. As the temperatures rise, ice-cold beverages and lighter meals are more appealing. Backyard gardens are flourishing, and farm stands have beautiful sweet smelling fruits. Below are two refreshing side dishes using in-season fruits. They can be perfectly paired with marinated chicken or turkey burgers fresh off the grill. If you are looking for more of a dessert option, grilled peaches or pineapple topped with whipped cream is an easy and sweet alternative to fruit salad.
Read MoreKalimullah Quadri, MD Joins New York Cancer & Blood Specialists
New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS), one of the leading oncology practices in the Nation, is pleased to announce that Kalimullah Quadri, MD, has joined the team of oncologists-hematologists.
Read MoreAleksander Vayntraub, MD Joins New York Cancer & Blood Specialists
New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS), one of the leading oncology practices in the nation, is pleased to announce that board-certified radiation oncologist Aleksander Vayntraub, MD, has joined the team of radiation oncologists. He will be practicing at NYCBS sites in Setauket, Patchogue, and Riverhead.
Read MoreExpanding in Brooklyn
NYCBS has bridged the gap for patients to receive high-quality cancer treatment close to home. Through tertiary partnerships, NYCBS has expanded our footprint by opening four sites in Brooklyn, enabling us to bring the same level of expertise and high-quality care to more patients in areas previously underserved.
Read MoreThe Use of Social Media in Healthcare
The birth of social media has created multiple new ways for people to connect with establishments and healthcare professionals. Yet with the many benefits, social media has provided to individuals and businesses, it has a few offset concerns.
Read MoreDr. Ratner Retirement
New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS) has announced the retirement of Dr. Lynn H. Ratner, an oncologist recognized for his exceptional commitment to patients and colleagues and his unparalleled contribution to cancer care and the communities he served.
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