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Dr. David Shaker, an internist at Holy Name, offers questions every middle-aged man should ask his doctor.
The Holy Name Physicians network continues to grow. Drs. Kimberly Fallon and Shonda Corbett have joined Holy Name in Teaneck and will offer a full range of obstetrical and gynecologic care for girls and women from adolescence to the menopausal years, and beyond.
Al Roker, the 'Today' weatherman, is a first-time grandfather. His daughter gave birth to a baby girl at Holy Name.
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Dr. Hee Yang, Medical Director of Asian Health Services at Holy Name Medical Center provides an overview of why he believes Asian American women tend to live longer than others in the county.
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Dr. Vasantha Kondamudi, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at Holy Name discusses her personal experience working in healthcare during COVID and the challenge of the ongoing nursing and physician shortage.
Dr. Mary Ann Picone, medical director of the MS Center at Holy Name Medical Center, opines on recent research that uncovers a pregnancy hormone could be key to repairing MS-induced brain damage.
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Dr. Kimberly Fallon provides a brief background on the origin of Pap tests.
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Investment will be used for Holy Name's Nursing School to Train More Nurses.
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Holy Name Pediatrician Dr. Janet Lazieh discuses how to manage childhood obesity - even as society's influence makes it tough.
Physical Therapist Kristen Gasnick, DPT shares the benefits and risks.
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