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World Hemophilia Day: What is Hemophilia?

World Hemophilia Day, observed annually on April 17th, is a time to raise awareness about bleeding disorders and their impact on individuals.

What is a Baseline Mammogram?

Getting ready for your first mammogram can be a little scary. Knowing what is happening and why it is so important can be a key factor in settling those nerves.

Sridhar Reddy, MD Joins New York Cancer & Blood Specialists

New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS), one of the nation’s leading oncology practices, is proud to announce the addition of board-certified hematologist-oncologist Sridhar Reddy, MD. Dr. Reddy will practice at NYCBS locations in Downtown Brooklyn and East New York.

April Patient Community Meeting

Infusion Day Shakes

Created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and celebrated in March, National Nutrition Month is an annual campaign to educate the public about healthful eating.

Anthony Peterson Promoted to Chief of Business Development for New York Cancer & Blood Specialists

Anthony Peterson has been appointed Chief of Business Development.

Ail Naboush, MD, Joins New York Cancer & Blood Specialists

New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS), one of the nation’s leading oncology practices, is proud to announce the addition of board-certified hematologist-oncologist Ali Naboush, MD.

March Patient Community Meeting

Hope is the belief that a positive outcome lies ahead.

Running Strong Against Colorectal Cancer

In the summer of 2022, Tammy routine colonoscopy was supposed to be a simple screening for colorectal cancer. However, fate had other plans, and it turned out to be the day that would forever change her life. Upon awakening from the procedure, Tammy was struck with the devastating news that she had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

Early Detection is Key: The Importance of Colonoscopy Screenings for Colorectal Cancer Prevention

"Colorectal cancer is one of only four cancers that can be screened for," said Hematologist-Oncologist Dr. Alfredo Torres. Despite the recommendation for colon cancer screening, only half of those recommended actually follow through.