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News | Media Doctors Say Magnesium Spray Works More as a Sensory Ritual Than a Proven Sleep Aid for Most People

Yoshua Quiones, MD, a board-certified internal medicine specialist at Medical Offices of Manhattan in New York City, told Good Housekeeping he prefers pills over spritzes....

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Posted on August 21 2026
News | Media Gastroenterologists Explain Whether Lactose Intolerance Patches Really Work

Right now, there’s no strong evidence that lactose intolerance patches consistently prevent symptoms. The idea behind these patches is simple: Instead of swallowing a lactase...

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Posted on August 19 2026
News | Media What happens if you miss a dose of lisinopril?

Many people with high blood pressure, diabetes, or kidney disease take medications like lisinopril to manage their condition. It helps lower their risk of heart...

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Posted on August 19 2026
News | Media Endocrinologists Are Begging People To Stop Pairing This Common Supplement With Thyroid Medication

“Your thyroid medication needs to be absorbed in your gut to function properly,” says Dr. Victoria Finn, MD, a board-certified physician with Medical Offices of...

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Posted on August 17 2026
News | Media Why Taking GLP-1s Before Bariatric Surgery May Not Lead to More Weight Loss

Paunel Vukasinov, MD, dual board certified internist and obesity medicine specialist, with Medical Offices of Manhattan, who wasn’t involved in the study, noted that the...

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Posted on August 14 2026
News | Media Daily Tomato Consumption Associated With Reduced Liver Fat in MASLD Patients

Jonathan Jennings, MD, a board-certified internist with Medical Offices of Manhattan, said the inclusion criteria allowed enrollment based on a single cardiometabolic risk factor. “I...

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Posted on August 13 2026