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Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month
Did you know that there are an estimated 3 million people affected by bleeding disorders? With March being Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, here's everything you should know about the signs, symptoms, risk factors, and more.
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Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month
Myeloma Action Month happens every year in March to encourage individuals and groups to take actions that positively impact the myeloma community.
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Smart Healthcare, Close to Home
You do not have to be a hospital to be smart,” said Dr. David Eagle, hematologist-oncologist at New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS). “In fact, private physician offices have a better track record of providing “smart” care.”
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Colorectal Cancer: Ken's Story
As the director of HIV prevention for a community-based organization in Harlem, Kenneth (Ken) De Jesus is no stranger to helping others improve their health and well-being. But when at 48-years-old Ken was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, he was shocked.
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