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Robert Schwartz, M.D., Ph.D. and Ype P. de Jong M.D., Ph.D discuss what patients should know about viral hepatitis. They raise awareness around the infection by challenging the social stigma against it, as well encouraging testing in the community. The panelists help improve our understanding of transmission, by highlighting the risk factors, vaccinations, and treatments now available. To schedule with Robert Schwartz, M.D  To schedule with Ype P. de Jong M.D

Matthew E. Fink, M.D. speaks with his patient Lawrence Sterne about Parkinson's Disease (PD). They also discuss with Lawrence's spouse & caretaker, Susan Sterne, about the care he received at Weill Cornell Medicine, since being diagnosed with PD. The panel also highlights what other patients should know about the treatments available for the neurodegenerative disorder. To schedule with Matthew E. Fink, M.D.

Steven Spandorfer, M.D. discusses what patients should know about infertility awareness. He shares tips and considerations that couples should evaluate when trying to get pregnant. He also highlights the options available for fertility treatments, like egg freezing. To make an appointment with Dr. Steven Spandorfer

Rajiv Magge, M.D. discusses what patients should know about brain tumors. He tells us the difference between malignant and benign brain tumors and the causes that may lead to cancer. He shares the risk factors for a potential brain tumor, including the signs and symptoms. He also highlights the latest treatment options available for treating and removing brain tumors. To schedule with Rajiv Magge, M.D

Rama Rao, M.D. discusses sexual assault awareness month observed in April. She highlights the Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) Program at Weill Cornell Medicine, which is one of several hospital-based programs in New York City offering state-of-the-art forensic and medical services to survivors of sexual assault. Medical providers in the SAFE Program work side by side with social work staff and/or volunteer advocates in the Victim Intervention Program to provide compassionate and specialized medical care, forensic examination and documentation, and crisis counseling in the Adult, Pediatric, and Psychiatric Emergency Departments. To learn more about Rama Rao, M.D

Timothy Vartanian, M.D., Ph.D. discusses the environmental and genetic risk factors that may cause multiple sclerosis (MS). He talks about the risk of MS onset across different population and ways to diagnosis the condition. He also highlights the care available for patients at The Judith Jaffe Multiple Sclerosis Center at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medicine. Finally, he shares the importance of the center's multidisciplinary approach in helping those who are living with MS to successfully manage their health. To schedule with Dr. Timothy Vartanian

Hai Hoang, M.D. discusses what patients should know about encephalitis. He reviews the symptoms, causes, and types of inflammation related to the brain. He also highlights the treatments available for the viral condition at Weill Cornell Medicine. To schedule with Hai Hoang M.D

Heather Yeo, M.D., discusses the importance of colorectal health for women. She covers what women need to know about colorectal cancer, including risk factors, signs & symptoms, and the latest screening recommendations. She also highlights the latest cancer treatment options for women and the multidisciplinary approach to care at Weill Cornell Medicine. To schedule with Heather Yeo, M.D.

Zhanna Fridel, M.D., FACOG answers frequently asked questions about exercise and pregnancy. She advises on what patients can be doing before getting pregnant to ensure a healthy gestation period. She also shares how weight management can impact pregnancy, as well as noting what exercises are beneficial during and after conception. To schedule with Zhanna Fridel M.D

Ja Hyun Shin, M.D., FACOG and Kristen Pepin, M.D., MPH discuss what patients should know about endometriosis. They share the new treatments available and symptom control options. The doctors also explain why it is important to get a diagnosis early for better outcomes. To schedule with Ja Hyun Shin, M.D., FACOG To schedule with Kristen Pepin, M.D., MPH

Maria Karas, M.D. discusses what patients should know about myocarditis. She shares the symptoms and causes of the inflammation of the heart. She also addresses the links to COVID-19 and concerns around the COVID-19 vaccination. She also highlights steps to prevention for the viral infections. To schedule with Dr. Maria Karas

Marina Hoffmann Norville speaks with her surgeon Dr Lisa Newman to share her inspiring patient testimonial on the care she received at Weill Cornell Medicine. After her own mother passed away suddenly from breast cancer, Marina empowered herself to receive genetic testing to learn about her own risk of cancer and available treatments. She shares her story of hope and action to help inspire other patients to be their own advocates in their health journeys. To schedule an appointment with Dr Lisa Newman

Nivee P. Amin, M.D., M.H.S. discusses women's heart health. She shares the signs and symptoms of heart disease that are unique to women, including the impacts of stress. She also highlights the latest tests that are available to detect cardiovascular issues. Finally, she discusses what women can do right now to keep their hearts healthy. To schedule with Nivee Amin, M.D

Today's episode of Kids Health Cast comes from our Women's Health Wednesday series on Back to Health. Georges Sylvestre, M.D. discusses the importance of preventing birth defects. He shares the risk factors that can increase the likelihood of having a baby with a birth defect. He also highlights the precautions that pregnant adults can practice during the prenatal period, including the benefits of taking folic acid. Finally, he discusses what expecting mothers can do to decrease the risk of having a baby with certain abnormalities. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Georges Sylvestre

Mary Vo, M.D. discusses diabetic neuropathy. She shares the cause of nerve damage and how it impacts patients with diabetes. She also discusses the latest treatments for the condition and how it can be preventable or reversible. To schedule with Mary Vo, M.D.

On this special episode of Women's Health Wednesday, we're resharing our Cervical Health Awareness episode from January 2021, featuring Evelyn Cantillo, M.D., MPH. She shares the latest recommendations about the HPV vaccine and preventing cervical cancer. She offers guidance on keeping a healthy cervix and the importance of self-care for women. To schedule with Evelyn Cantillo, M.D., MPH,

Rachel Stahl, MS, RD, CDN, CDCES, talks about setting manageable health goals and sticking to your new year's resolutions. She shares her tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and how patients can avoid the excess weight gain during the winter months. Finally, she highlights how setting goals can help you to keep those resolutions throughout the new year! To schedule an appointment with Rachel Stahl MS, RD, CDN, CDCES

Georges Sylvestre, M.D. discusses the importance of preventing birth defects. He shares the risk factors that can increase the likelihood of having a baby with a birth defect. He also highlights the precautions that pregnant adults can practice during the prenatal period, including the benefits of taking folic acid. Finally, he discusses what expecting mothers can do to decrease the risk of having a baby with certain abnormalities. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Georges Sylvestre

Kellyann Niotis, M.D., discusses Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). She shares the genetic risk factors for developing AD and the age at which many people may begin to exhibit symptoms. She discusses some of the recent advancements in treating AD and the ongoing research towards finding a cure. Finally, she provides some behavioral strategies for patients and their loved ones for optimizing memory and cognitive functions. To schedule an appointment with Kellyann Niotis, M.D.

Padmaja Kandula, M.D. discusses what patients should know about epilepsies. She shares the symptoms of seizures and what to do if you see someone experiencing different types. She also examines diet and its role in epilepsy treatment. Finally, she highlights the expectations patients should have if surgical options are discussed. To schedule an appointment with Padmaja Kandula, M.D