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What New Migraine Guidelines Mean For You
New migraine guidelines are improving treatment for those who suffer from the painful headaches. Our experts share what this means for you.
Orthopedic Doctors Share Tips for the Millions of Travelers with Back Pain
Travel can put extra demands on your back. Use these doctor-approved strategies to arrive at your destination feeling better and ready to enjoy your trip.
Back-to-School Anxiety: Is It Burnout or the Blues?
Back-to-school season is stressful for parents. A Hackensack Meridian Health psychiatrist explains how to tell stress from burnout and when to get help.
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Creatine for Brain Health: What a Neuropsychologist Wants You to Know
Creatine has long been popular in sports nutrition. It's known for helping build strength, power and muscle. But lately, researchers are looking at how it may help another important organ: the brain.
Screen Time & Developmental Delays: How Much TV is Okay?
Our expert explains how much screen time is okay, and how to incorporate it into your routine in a productive way.
Are Heart Attacks Hereditary?
Heart attacks: Is it hereditary? Learn about your risk from Dr. Younan and reduce your risk with lifestyle changes. Schedule a screening today.
Patient Perspectives
Food as Medicine: Dr. Sridevi Kandula
Board-certified in family and obesity medicine, Sridevi Kandula, M.D. sees patients at the new Hackensack Meridian Health & Wellness Center at Metropark.
Grounded in Empathy: Dr. Daniel Patterson
Daniel Patterson, M.D. is a primary care physician affiliated with Jersey Shore University Medical Center, practicing in Farmingdale and Neptune.
An Ounce of Prevention: Dr. Yildiz Zorba
Yildiz Zorba, M.D. is an internal medicine physician who focuses on building long-term relationships with her patients at the Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center at Clifton.
A Team Approach to Healing Manchester Woman’s Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Celina Kusznier developed severe pelvic organ prolapse. Her bladder, uterus and rectum had dropped.