Each episode is intended to inform, intrigue and inspire listeners, while helping them to explore all of the services that Maimonides has to offer.
COVID-19 has changed our lives and because many of us were desperate for answers, we turned to the internet and social media. As a result, EBM or evidence-based medicine, has taken the backseat. Patrick Borgen,
Women’s Heart Health: How Heart Attacks and Disease Present Differently in Women Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, yet many women don’t know it or talk about it.
COVID-19 has changed our lives and because many of us were desperate for answers, we turned to the internet and social media. As a result, EBM or evidence-based medicine, has taken the backseat. Patrick Borgen,
Women’s Heart Health: How Heart Attacks and Disease Present Differently in Women Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, yet many women don’t know it or talk about it.
Participating in community partnerships and connecting with diverse business leaders is a priority for Maimonides Health. Our efforts to diversify our supply chain set the tone for similar facilities within city limits, and we hope that influence also extends beyond New York City.
Gone are the days of time-consuming, invasive treatment options with long recovery times. As medicine and technology continue to progress, doctors and patients alike prioritize minimally and non-invasive treatment options whenever possible.
Many patients with Aortic Aneurysms do not experience symptoms so the diagnosis can come as quite a surprise. Dr. Robert Rhee and Dr. Mahmoud Almadani
Robotic surgery has been a game changer in the orthopedic field. Dr. Jason Wong discusses the latest technology in joint replacement surgery using robotic surgery.
With cancer, time is of the essence. Dr. Kevin Becker discusses the benefits of Rapid Assessment Service, a Maimonides program service that fast tracks cancer patients from diagnosis into treatment.
Weeks after being released from the hospital after being successfully treated for COVID-19, 82-year-old Borough Park resident Ernest Weinberger suffered a ST-elevated myocardial infarction (STEMI),
Sweating is a normal part of our body’s temperature regulation system but some people may experience an abnormal amount of excess sweating that isn’t necessarily related to heat or exercise. Dr. Jason Shaw discusses excessive sweating, possible treatment solutions, and more.
Maimonides Director, Trauma and Acute Care expert Dr. Ronald Simon gives an overview on basics of emergency medical skills for average person. Be prepared for the next time a loved one gets in trouble!
