Cancer is a genetic disease that occurs when cells begin to mutate and multiply uncontrollably. Though advanced stages may significantly affect quality of life, detecting cancer early often results in a better chance for treatment. This is why it is important to understand the symptoms. Here, the oncology team at Richmond University Medical Center covers […]
First session of a two part training to be held on November 13 at the hospital Richmond University Medical Center is inviting Staten Island high school teachers and students to participate in its inaugural Staten Island Vaping Ambassador Training on November 13 from 10 AM to 1 PM. The event aims to not only raise […]
When it comes to our diets, many people are willing to sacrifice their favorite foods to lose a few pounds. However, fewer may consider adjusting their diets for better overall health. By simply incorporating more heart-healthy foods into your diet, you can make a big difference in your well-being and long-term health. Here, the cardiologists […]
Receiving a positive diagnosis of breast cancer can be devastating regardless of the type. However, some diagnoses carry more weight than others. HER2-positive breast cancer is a more aggressive and fast-growing type of breast cancer that requires swift action for the best possible outcome. Here, the oncology team at Richmond University Medical Center offers insight […]
The body acts as a series of interconnected systems, relying on one another to perform necessary functions. When an issue occurs with one system, others can be impacted, even if seemingly unrelated. This can sometimes include changes in sexual health and performance. Men and women often find it difficult to discuss the topic of declining […]
The heart is a strong, muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body in a process called circulation. The blood delivered by the heart supplies oxygen and nutrients to the body’s organs and tissues. A healthy heart supplies the body with the right amount of blood at the right rate, but disease and other conditions […]
Many people with cancer often report feeling tired, worn out, and having low energy. This is known as cancer-related fatigue, which is a condition caused by cancer or cancer treatment. A person with cancer-related fatigue often feels exhausted or extremely tired, making it difficult to complete day-to-day tasks. Here, the oncology team at Richmond University […]
Judith Ann Casado, LCSW, selected for personifying the values of a social worker, commitment to care with her Future of Social Work award. The Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund recently presented its Future of Social Work award to Quality Manager Judith Ann Casado, LCSW. Casado is a licensed clinical social worker in Richmond […]
Richmond University Medical Center has announced the appointments of Jonathan Zipkin, MD, MA, as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer; and Christine Mahoney, DNP, RN, AGACNP-BC, NEA-BC, CCRN as Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer. “Drs. Zipkin and Mahoney bring vast experience and knowledge to our hospital leadership team,” RUMC President and Chief […]
Reports suggest about 35.5 million adults in the United States are living with kidney disease. That equates to about one in seven U.S. adults with the condition. What’s even more, many adults who have kidney disease do not yet realize it. Known as the “silent disease,” kidney disease is often asymptomatic in its early stages, […]
