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Helping Kids Deal with the Effects of Sandy
Source: Anton Community Newspapers
November 30, 2012
Experts concur that it's normal for children to be stressed by the devastation they witnessed.
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Prolonged Aromatherapy May Harm the Heart
Source: My Health News Daily
November 30, 2012
Aromatherapy, which involves Inhaling the vapors from essential oils, may be beneficial for short periods, but could harm the heart if done for too long, a new study from Taiwan suggests.
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Crowd-Funding by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
Source:Long Island Business News
November 30, 2012
Health care institutions have long relied on fundraising to fill foundation coffers, but the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center in New Hyde Park thinks it’s come up with a more novel approach.
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Holiday Benefit Held For SIUH Employees Who Were Sandy Victims
Source: NY1
November 30, 2012
Bella Magazine hosted a holiday benefit and fashion show Thursday for 250 Hurricane Sandy victims who are also employees of Staten Island University Hospital.
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Lenox Hill, Post-Sandy
Source: Crain's Health Pulse
November 30, 2012
Lenox Hill Hospital has been operating at 99% to 107% capacity since the Lenox Hill Hospital has been operating at 99% to 107% capacity since the Upper East Side facility took on doctors and cases from NYU Langone Medical Center, which was shuttered because of Superstorm Sandy.Upper East Side facility took on doctors and cases from NYU Langone Medical Center, which was shuttered because of Superstorm Sandy.
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Southside, Huntington Recognized as “Healthcare Heroes”
Source: Long Island Business News
November 29, 2012
Southside, Huntington Recognized as “Healthcare Heroes”
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Neil Rosen, Director, Sustainable Development, North Shore-LIJ
Source: Long Island Business News
November 29, 2012
Neil Rosen, Director, Sustainable Development, North Shore-LIJ
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Groups Encourage Residents To Become Bone Marrow Donor
Source:NY1 News
November 29, 2012
The Cohen Children's Medical Center and the Icla da Silva Foundation held a bone marrow drive Friday and are urging people in minority communities to become bone marrow donors.
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Students Open Their Hearts to North Shore Cardiac Patients
Source: Riverhead News-Review
November 29, 2012
Students Open Their Hearts to North Shore Cardiac Patients
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Red Flags on New Greenies
Source: New York Daily News
November 29, 2012
Red Flags on New Greenies
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North Shore-LIJ to Provide Back-Up Ambulance Services
Source:Rockville Centre Herald
November 29, 2012
North Shore-LIJ to Provide Back-Up Ambulance Services
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Hurricane Sandy’s Health Woes Continue
Source: WebMD
November 29, 2012
The prolonged recovery from Hurricane Sandy is continuing to take a mental and physical toll on residents of the East Coast who are still cleaning up flood, fire, and wind damage.
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Lohan’s Merrick Neighbors: Get Help Immediately!
Source: CBS New York
November 29, 2012
Lindsay Lohan grew up on Long Island and on Thursday some people who knew her as a child expressed concern about her worsening behavior.
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Report: Hypothermia, Carbon Monoxide Poisonings Spike Post-Sandy
Source: CBS News
November 29, 2012
Report: Hypothermia, Carbon Monoxide Poisonings Spike Post-Sandy
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Former President George H.W. Bush Hospitalized With Bronchitis
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 29, 2012
Former President George Herbert Walker Bush, who has been struggling with bronchitis and a lingering cough, was in a Houston hospital Thursday.
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North Shore-LIJ Mobile Medical Van in Long Beach
Source: Patch.com
November 29, 2012
To help ease the suffering of Queens and Long Island citizens ravaged by the violence of Hurricane Sandy, the North Shore-LIJ Health System has launched “Project Coastal Care”—a mobile medical van that is setting up shop in Broad Channel, Long Beach and other communities in need of immediate, short-term health care services.
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Birth Control Pills Shouldn't Need Prescription, Docs Say
Source: Dr. Drew On Call / HLNtv.com
November 29, 2012
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) said this week that if women had greater access to over-the-counter birth control pills, it could reduce the number of unplanned pregnancies in the United States.
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New HIV Infections Highest Among Urban Gay, Bisexual Men: CDC
Source:U.S. News & World Report
November 29, 2012
The war against HIV/AIDS is far from over, U.S. health officials said on Thursday, with gay and bisexual men in urban centers accounting for most new infections in the United States.
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North Shore-LIJ Mobile Van Helping Broad Channel, Long Beach Residents
Source: Multiple Sources
November 28, 2012
Some Hurricane Sandy victims are getting medical care on wheels. Today, doctors and nurses from North Shore LIJ Health System rolled out Project Coastal Care into Broad Channel, Queens.
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Hypothermia and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Cases Soar in City After Hurricane
Source: New York Times
November 28, 2012
The number of cold-exposure cases in New York City tripled in the weeks after Hurricane Sandy struck compared with the same period in previous years, the health department reported in an alert to thousands of doctors and other health care providers on Wednesday.
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Medical Residents Collaborate Nationwide on QuantiaMD
Source: Yahoo!
November 28, 2012
QuantiaMD the largest online physician community and collaboration platform, has partnered with the National Chief Residents Consortium (CRC), an alliance of Internal Medicine (IM) chief residents, to launch The QuantiaMD Resident Exchange, a first-of-its kind national resident collaboration forum.
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New Treatment Aids Weight Loss, Improves Diabetes in Monkeys
Source:U.S. News & World Report
November 28, 2012
A new, lab-created antibody that mimics the action of a naturally occurring molecule causes weight loss in monkeys, researchers report.
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Supplements of Red Wine Antioxidant Don't Help Obese Men
Source:U.S. News & World Report
November 28, 2012
Despite showing early promise in some animal studies, supplements of resveratrol, an antioxidant found aplenty in red wine, did not improve insulin sensitivity or heart health in obese men, a small trial found.
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The Rebuilders: Governor Cuomo Names Three Commissions to Assess Storm Preparedness
Source:New York Observer
November 28, 2012
Hurricane Sandy was a moment of reckoning for city, and that reckoning has begun.
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Simple Measures Cut Infections Caught in Hospitals
Source: Associated Press
November 28, 2012
Preventing surgery-linked infections is a major concern for hospitals and it turns out some simple measures can make a big difference.
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South Nassau Ophthalmologist Named to 'Top Doctors' Guide
Source: Rockville Centre Patch
November 28, 2012
Prominent ophthalmologist Richard Nauheim, MD, has been selected for inclusion in the 15th edition of Top Doctors: New York Metro Area.
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Children’s Hospital Turns Online for Donations
Source: Newsday
November 28, 2012
The Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center is hoping to make it onto Long Islanders’ online holiday shopping lists this year.
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Project Coastal Care Provides Help to Sandy Victims
Source: WCBS-Channel 2
November 28, 2012
The North Shore-LIJ Health System’s mobile van is helping volunteer medical personnel treat people affected by Hurricane Sandy, many of whom have nowhere else to turn.
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Hempstead Board Puts Off Vote on Ambulances
Source: Newsday
November 27, 2012
Hempstead Board Puts Off Vote on Ambulances
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Challenges in Managing Women with Epilepsy
Source: Yahoo
November 27, 2012
Approximately 1.5 million women and girls in the United States have epilepsy, of which nearly 500,000 are women of childbearing age.1,2 Treating women with epilepsy, especially women of childbearing age, presents significant challenges to physicians.
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Sandy Cough Plagues Homeowners Cleaning Up
Source: NBC New York
November 27, 2012
Patrick Zoda has been working nonstop for a month, trying to save his Staten Island home after it was badly damaged by Sandy. As he works, the debris cloud filling his house has also been filling his lungs.
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Overactive Thyroid May Raise Risk for Common Irregular Heartbeat
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 27, 2012
People with an overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) are at increased risk for a common and potentially dangerous heart rhythm disorder called atrial fibrillation, a large study suggests.
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Drugs That Interact With Grapefruit on the Rise
Source: WebMD
November 27, 2012
The number of drugs that can be risky when taken with grapefruit is on the rise, largely due to the influx of new medications and chemical formulations, a new study shows.
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How NYC Hospitals Met Challenges in Sandy's Wake
Source:CBS NEWS
November 27, 2012
When some of New York City's busiest hospitals went down during superstorm Sandy, others that had power stepped up their efforts to treat patients in need.
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Hempstead Delays EMT Services Contract Vote
Source: Newsday
November 27, 2012
The Hempstead Village board of trustees has put on hold a permanent contract with North Shore University Hospital for emergency services and medical transportation.
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NSUH Opens Video Monitoring Unit for Epilepsy Patients
Source: This Week
November 27, 2012
NSUH Opens Video Monitoring Unit for Epilepsy Patients
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Health Care’s Shrinking Dollar Squeezes Small-Time Doctors
Source:Crain’s New York Business
November 27, 2012
Health Care’s Shrinking Dollar Squeezes Small-Time Doctors
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Diabetes 101
Source: WPIX-Channel 11
November 26, 2012
Dr. Tracy Breen, North Shore-LIJ’s director of diabetes care, discusses diabetes’ risk factors, symptoms and treatments.
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'Great Chefs' to Aid Hurricane Victims
Source: Huntington Patch
November 26, 2012
The 20th annual Great Chefs of Long Island event set for Sunday will benefit Family Service League programs, including those to help victims of Hurricane Sandy.
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Inflatable Bounce House Injuries On The Rise
Source: Multiple Sources
November 26, 2012
Inflatable bounce houses have become a staple of children’s birthday parties and backyard barbecues, but as their popularity has gone up, so too has the number of injuries.
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Air Pollution May Raise Autism Risk
Source: WebMD
November 26, 2012
Being exposed to high levels of air pollution from traffic may raise the risk of autism, researchers say.
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Daughter of Houston Rockets McHale Dies of Lupus Complications
Source: ABCNews.com
November 26, 2012
Complications of the autoimmune disease lupus took the life of Alexandra “Sasha” McHale on Nov. 24. She was the daughter of Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale.
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Charities Turn to Crowdfunding This Holiday Season
Source: The Epoch Times
November 25, 2012
Olivia, was transferred from Staten Island to Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center (CCMC) in Hyde Park New York after suffering a stroke when she was only one and a half years old.
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SIer's Christmas Display Raises Money For SIUH Pediatric Unit
Source: NY1
November 24, 2012
Joseph DiMartino's holiday decorations have lit up Sharrotts Road for the more than eight years, and by asking visitors for donations, he has raised more than $100,000 for Staten Island University Hospital's pediatric unit.
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Five Fast Facts About Infectious Diseases
Source: Newsday
November 23, 2012
Five Fast Facts About Infectious Diseases
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Feinstein Institute Wins $1M Grant
Source: Great Neck News
November 23, 2012
Feinstein Institute Wins $1M Grant
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North Shore-LIJ Raises $2.3M for Hurricane Relief Fund
Source: Herald Newspapers
November 23, 2012
North Shore-LIJ Raises $2.3M for Hurricane Relief Fund
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Yellow Ribbons for Returning Vets
Source: Great Neck News
November 23, 2012
Yellow Ribbons for Returning Vets
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LIJ Medical Center Highly Ranked for Heart Surgery
Source: Great Neck News
November 23, 2012
LIJ Medical Center Highly Ranked for Heart Surgery
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Airport Security X-Rays May Damage Diabetes Devices
Source:Newsday
November 23, 2012
Full body X-ray scanners and luggage X-rays may damage some insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors, both used by many people with diabetes to manage their conditions.
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North Shore-LIJ Helps Own Sandy Victims
Source: Jamaica Times
November 21, 2012
North Shore-LIJ Helps Own Sandy Victims
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Million in U.S. Have COPD, a Lung Disease
Source: Healthday
November 21, 2012
Fifteen Million U.S. Adults Have Diagnosed Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), and many more may Have the Debilitating Condition but not know it, a new report says.
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Ways to Harm your Health on Thanksgiving
Source:CBS NEWS
November 21, 2012
Ways to harm your health on Thanksgiving
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15 Million in U.S. Have COPD, a Lung Disease
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 21, 2012
Fifteen million U.S. adults have diagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and many more may have the debilitating condition but not know it, a new report says.
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Continued Use of ADHD Drugs May Reduce Criminal Behavior, Study Says
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 21, 2012
For teens and adults who don't grow out of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, staying on ADHD medications may help them stay out of trouble.
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Grace Sung Eun Lee, Who Fought Her Parents for the Right to Die, Will Now Be Home for Thanksgiving
Source: NY DailyNews
November 21, 2012
A terminally ill woman who used her waning strength to fight her parents for the right to die — and then changed her mind — was moved Wednesday from a hospital to her pink childhood bedroom in Queens.
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Citoline Supplement Doesn't Help Treat Brain Injury: Study Finds
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 20, 2012
The supplement citicoline does nothing to help improve brain function in patients with traumatic brain injury, a new study finds.
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Mobile Devices in Diagnostic Imaging
Source: Imaging Technology News
November 20, 2012
Mobile Devices in Diagnostic Imaging
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Riley Avenue First Graders Become "Heartists"
Source:Riverhead Local
November 20, 2012
Students at Riley Avenue Elementary School are learning about heart health in a creative way. Sheila Davies volunteered to teach a unit on heart health and the healing properties of art to the first graders at Riley Avenue in a program she calls the “Heartist” project.
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Birth Control Pills Shouldn't Need Prescription, Docs Say
Source: NBC News
November 20, 2012
Women should be able to buy birth control pills over-the-counter at pharmacies without a prescription, a group of doctors says.
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12 Flu Myths Debunked
Source: ABC News
November 20, 2012
Influenza, the dreaded cold-weather virus, was once believed be brought on by the influence of the stars. Although that particular flu myth has been dispelled, doctors still battle other myths about the flu and its vaccine each season.
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Plant Used in Chinese Medicine Could Protect Against Sepsis
Source: Feinstein Institute for Medical Research
November 20, 2012
Researchers have discovered that a compound from a plant widely used in Chinese medicine has the potential to protect against sepsis. Their findings appear in the journal Biochemical Pharmacology.
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Know Your Numbers
Source: WPIX-Channel 11
November 20, 2012
Channel 11 medical reporter Dr. Steve Salvatore interviews Lenox Hill Hospital clinicians about the importance of “knowing your numbers,” such as blood pressure, cholesterol, body mass index (BMI) and other indicators of a person’s health status.
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Tide Turns as More Nurse Practitioners Visit Home Care Patients
Source: Nurse.com
November 19, 2012
Nurse practitioners in New York and New Jersey are filling a gap in healthcare as frontline providers for the homebound elderly and other patients with limited care access.
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Costly, Repeat Medical Testing Common for Medicare Patients: Study
Source:U.S. News & World Report
November 19, 2012
Many Medicare patients undergo some kind of repeat medical testing, a new study finds. But it's unclear whether giving the same test twice protects recipients' health or just piles on costs to an already overburdened system.
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Some Teens Risk Health to Build Muscle
Source: WebMD
November 19, 2012
The quest for six-pack abs and a ripped physique may be leading some teens -- especially boys -- in an unhealthy direction, a new study suggests.
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Chronic Pain Is Often a Family Affair, Study Finds
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 19, 2012
The teenage children of people who suffer chronic pain are at higher risk of suffering from such pain themselves, a new study finds.
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Unemployment Take Toll on the Heart
Source: WebMD
November 19, 2012
Unemployment and a history of job loss may raise the risk for heart attack, a new study suggests.
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Kids With Psoriasis More Likely to Be Overweight: Study
Source:U.S. News & World Report
November 19, 2012
Children who have the skin condition psoriasis are about twice as likely to be either overweight or obese as kids without the skin problem, according to new research that looked at children from nine countries.
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U.S. Diabetes Rates Soaring: CDC
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 16, 2012
A stunning new federal report reveals just how bad the obesity-linked type 2 diabetes epidemic in the United States has become, with rates of the often-preventable disease hitting record highs.
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Kids With Autism and Child Prodigies May Share Certain Traits
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 16, 2012
The child Mozarts of the world may have some traits in common with children with autism, a new study suggests, in findings researchers say could eventually offer clues into the developmental disorder.
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LIJ Provides Funds to Storm-Hit Staffers
Source: Queens Times Ledger
November 16, 2012
After Hurricane Sandy devastated communities and families in the New York area, caregivers throughout the region have had to step up their efforts to help storm victims in need of food, shelter and medical care.
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Sandy Continues to Displace Patients, Presenting Both Challenges and Opportunities
Source: WNYC
November 16, 2012
With four local hospitals closed because of Sandy, thousands of patients are scrambling to find other medical centers to treat everything from broken bones to brain cancer. The changes are causing inconvenience to some, but could be a mixed blessing for the hospitals on the receiving end.
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Health and Happiness Are Not Always Linked
Source: WebMD
November 15, 2012
Think good health is a major predictor of happiness? A study says yes, but there's a catch.
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Diabetes Prevention: Start Small, Experts Say
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 15, 2012
Diabetes robs people of their lives -- their vision, their mobility, even their limbs -- if it is not controlled, yet the real tragedy of this modern-day scourge is that its most common form, type 2, is largely preventable.
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Over $600,000 Raised to Restore the Hope of Long Islanders
Source: Newsday
November 15, 2012
Over $600,000 Raised to Restore the Hope of Long Islanders
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Diabetes-Conscious Meals
Source: North Shore-LIJ TV
November 15, 2012
During Diabetes Awareness Month in November, restaurants in Nassau and Queens will be offering diabetes-conscious meals on their menus.
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SIUH Sets Up Shop To Help Employees Who Were Sandy Victims
Source:NY1 News
November 15, 2012
Staten Island University Hospital is providing aid to victims of Sandy in ways other than just medical attention, as the hospital set up a shop so the more than 200 employees who were victims can come in and get items, like cleaning supplies, clothes and food free of charge.
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Storm Aid to Workers Varies by Hospital
Source: Crain's Health Pulse
November 15, 2012
Even as hospitals took extreme measures to care for patients displaced by Sandy, they grappled in different ways with the fact that the storm displaced some of their own workers.
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Environmental Chemicals May Hurt Chances of Pregnancy
Source:Newsday
November 14, 2012
Exposure to common chemicals such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) may hamper a couple's efforts to conceive a child, a new study shows.
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Help, I Can't Stand My College Roommate
Source: Anton Community Newspapers
November 14, 2012
Help, I Can't Stand My College Roommate
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Task Force to Tackle Storm Recovery
Source: Newsday
November 14, 2012
Top executives of local companies, universities and hospitals will advise Nassau County on boosting the economy after superstorm Sandy.
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Is A Tension Headache A Migraine?
Source: Healthagy
November 14, 2012
Not exactly, says Robert Duarte, MD,assistant professor of neurology at Great Neck, New York-based Cushing Neuroscience Institute, who is director of the Pain Center there.
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Month of Birth Might Help Determine MS Risk, Study Suggest
Source: HealthDay News
November 14, 2012
Lower prenatal levels of vitamin D, the "sunshine vitamin," may mean that babies born in April have the highest risk of developing multiple sclerosis later in life while those born in October have the lowest risk, a new study suggests.
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Heart Medications May Also Calm Nerves, Keeping Them Banned
Source:New York Times
November 14, 2012
Greg Norman, winner of 91 tournaments worldwide, remembers a time when panic attacks on the elite golf circuit were often alleviated with the illicit use of a common heart and blood pressure medicine, the beta blocker.
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Low-Dose Imaging: Developing Radiation Management Programs
Source: Hospital & Health Networks
November 14, 2012
Advances in imaging technology have had a profound impact on patient morbidity and mortality. Without question, imaging saves lives.
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Brain Injury and Pesticide Exposure Combo May Triple Parkinson's Risk
Source: CBS News
November 13, 2012
Having a head injury can be risky enough, but a new study finds people who suffered a traumatic brain injury and lived in area with exposure to the pesticide called paraquat may be three times more likely to develop Parkinson's disease.
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North Shore-LIJ Brings Healthcare Home
Source: New York Daily New
November 13, 2012
Finding the right home health professional to care for you or your loved ones after illness, injury or hospitalization requires careful thought.
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Fasting May Not be Needed Before Cholesterol Test
Source: WEBMD
November 12, 2012
The requirement to fast before a cholesterol check can be a major inconvenience.
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Ipads Help With Low Vision Read Better
Source: WEBMD
November 12, 2012
iPads and other tablets with backlit screens may allow millions of people with "low vision" to read faster and easier, a new study suggests.
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SNAPS: Lenox Hill Hospital Gala Redirects Gifts to Employees Hit by Hurricane Sandy
Source:Crain’s New York Business
November 12, 2012
Bob Woodruff and Dr. Ruth Westheimer at the Lenox Hill Annual Autumn Ball on November 5
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Recent Advances Help Seniors See Wisdom of Cataract Surgery
Source: HealthLeaders
November 12, 2012
Recent Advances Help Seniors See Wisdom of Cataract Surgery
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$60,000 Raised at Aneurysm Walk
Source: This Week
November 10, 2012
The Brain Aneurysm Center of the North SHore-LIJ Health System's Cushing Neuroscience Insitute, along with the Brain Aneurysm Foundations, recently hosted Long Islands's fourth annual Brain Aneurysm Awareness Walk.
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Area Hospitals Lend Helping Hand During Hurricane
Source: Herald Newspapers
November 8, 2012
Days after Hurricane Sandy tore through Long Island, its effects were still being felt, from long gas lines to thousands without power, and people's day to day lives were changed.
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Lenox Hill Funds to Benefit Hurricane Victims
Source: Our Town
November 8, 2012
Lenox Hospital held its Autumn Ball on Monday evening, only this time the money raised did not benefit the hospital itself, but its employees.
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Lenox Hill Nurses End Strike Threat, Approve New Contract
Source:NY1 News
November 8, 2012
The New York Professional Nurses Union almost unanimously approved Monday a new three-year contract with Lenox Hill Hospital on the Upper East Side, ending the possibility of a strike.
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Lenox Hill Autumn Ball
Source: New York Social Diary
November 8, 2012
Lenox Hill Hospital held its annual Autumn Ball gala this past Monday night at the Waldorf. This year, they honored global humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Elie Wiesel with the Medal of Distinction award.
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North Shore-LIJ Meets Sandy's Challenge
Source: Multiple Sources
November 8, 2012
North Shore-LIJ hospitals have served as a refuge for more than 260 patients from other New York City and Long Island hospitals, nursing homes and shelters, including evacuees from Bellevue Hospital Center and NYU Langone Medical Center in Manhattan.
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South Oaks, Broadlawn Manor Now Part of North Shore-LIJ
Source:Amityville Record
November 7, 2012
Partnership brings finicial stability and shared services.
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Fish Oil Won't Prevent Irregular Heartbeat After Cardiac Surgery: Study
Source: U.S. News & World Report
November 5, 2012
A hoped-for effect of fish oil supplements in preventing an irregular heartbeat that often follows heart surgery did not materialize in a major new trial.
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Fainting Spells Often Tied to Too Many Meds at Once: Study
Source:Salon.com
November 4, 2012
At 9:30 p.m. Monday, Eugene Tangney burst into a meeting of doctors at the command center for Long Island’s North Shore-LIJ hospital system.
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Storm Shows Hospital Excess
Source: Crain's New York Business
November 4, 2012
The closing of St. Vincent's Hospital two years ago meant the city would have only one medical facility south of 26th Street with the specialized staff and equipment needed to treat severe injuries that disasters bring.
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Pesticides in Tap Water Linked to Food Allergies
Source: ABC News
November 3, 2012
As food allergies become increasingly common, a new study offers the first proof that they may be linked to pesticides found in tap water.
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Smith Institute Using MRI with Ultrasound-Guided Biopsy to Diagnose Prostate Tumors
Source:WPIX-Channel 11
November 3, 2012
In a clinical trial, urologists at North Shore-LIJ’s Smith Institute of Urology are combining magnetic resonance imaging with ultrasound guided biopsy to diagnose hard-to-detect tumors within the prostate.
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Palliative Care in a Community Hospital
Source: Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing
November 1, 2012
Pallative care, often mistaken for hospice care, improves patients' quality of life via system management of life-limiting illnesses.
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