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Black Maternal Health Week: Empowering mothers, protecting lives
Dawnette Lewis, MD, MPH, outlines steps mothers can take before, during, and after their pregnancy to remain healthy and happy.
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Continuous improvement
Michael Dowling talks to LEADERS Magazine about the role preparation and reflection have on improving care at Northwell.
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Providers, insurers need to end the acrimony and collaborate
Michael Dowling argues that bridging this gap is the only way for patients to receive affordable, quality care.
A man sits at his workstation, looking exhausted. He massages the bridge of his nose with his right hand.
Beyond resilience: Confronting physician burnout as a chronic condition
John Q. Young, MD, describes personal and organizational strategies for protecting the mental health of physicians.
A man wearing a green sweater sits next to a woman in an orange sweater and points over her shoulder at a tablet she holds.
Needed: male allies to fight period poverty
Sandra Lindsay, DHSc, MBA, RN, says both sexes have a role to play in breaking the stigma around period poverty and improving access to menstrual products.
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What is the vagus nerve?
Learn about the nerve that controls your mood, speech and breathing, among many other vital functions.
A woman wearing a white head covering (like those worn by cancer patients going through chemotherapy) sits with a young child hugging her while speaking with another adult woman whose back is facing the camera.
A game plan to combat the rise in women's cancer
Richard Barakat, MD, outlines the behaviors and vaccines that can keep women safe from cancer.
A graphical rendering of an upper body. Arrows travel vertically up and down between the brain and the digestive tract.
The gut-brain axis: how your mind and midsection collaborate
More information is passed between your brain and your gut than any other systems in your body. Understanding this connection could help you lead a happier, healthier life.
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3 questions for Nicholas Sgaglione, MD
Northwell's chair of orthopedic surgery shares his thoughts on fixing bones — and what it takes to keep them in motion.
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Treating a torn labrum: Understanding your options
Experiencing hip or shoulder pain? It could be a torn labrum. Learn about treatment options and find the path to recovery that's right for you.
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