Media Articles

Medical Office of Manhattan’s own Denise Pate, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Health.com about dehydration. She was quoted as saying: That’s because—stay with us here—there are four different types of the flu: influenza A, B, C, and D. Influenza A and influenza B cause the seasonal epidemics we’ve come to expect in the […]

Posted on February 8 2018

Medical Office of Manhattan’s own Denise Pate, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Sugarpop.com about “Pregnant Women Should Be Extra Diligent in Staving Off the Flu This Season, Says a Doctor.” She was quoted as saying: POPSUGAR spoke with Denise Pate, MD, a doctor of internal medicine at Medical Offices of Manhattan, who noted that […]

Posted on February 2 2018

Medical Office of Manhattan and LabFinder’s own Robert Segal, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Menshealth.com about dehydration. He was quoted as saying: The old adage, “If you’re thirsty, you’re already dehydrated!” is actually still up for debate among experts, but one thing is certain: Thirst is far from being your only signal that […]

Posted on January 17 2018

Medical Offices of Manhattan and LabFinder’s own Robert Segal, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Menshealth.com about how to prevent hemorrhoids. He was quoted as saying: Finally, keep moving. Being sedentary is connected to hemorrhoid problems, according to Robert Segal, M.D., founder and medical director of LabFinder. Exercising and just moving more in general reduces […]

Posted on January 16 2018

You were able to fall asleep for a couple hours when you turned in for the night. But now you’re wide awake at two in the morning. You try switching positions. Minutes pass and you still can’t fall asleep. You close your eyes and count some sheep. That was useless. Now you’re back to staring […]

Posted on December 1 2017

Medical Offices of Manhattan’s own Lisa Kalik, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on WebMD’s Diabetes Supplement about how to kick a cold. He was quoted as saying: Kalik How to Kick a Cold “The most important thing you can do is wash your hands often.”

Posted on November 17 2017