Think Immunizations are Just for Kids?

Some adults think that vaccinations they got as children are good for life. That’s not always the case.

Meet an Einstein Bariatric Patient

One patient, who was nearly 400 pounds when she chose bariatric surgery at Einstein, lost 175 pounds as a result.

Tighten Up Loose Skin after Weight Loss Surgery

Is cosmetic surgery necessary after bariatric surgery?

Are You Eating to Please Others?

Here's some advice after bariatric surgery.

Pelvic Prolapse and Incontinence: How Common Are These Conditions?

Pelvic prolapse is a weakening of the supporting tissues or muscles of the pelvic floor. And it's a silent epidemic.

Uterine Fibroids: Would You Recognize the Symptoms?

Many women who have fibroids never have symptoms, although those who do may experience pelvic pain, backaches, bloating, and trouble conceiving.

Recognize the Risk Factors and Warning Signs of Stroke

May is American Stroke Month, and Einstein is participating in Stroke Alert Day May 5 at locations throughout the Philadelphia area.

Pap Smears: Why and How Often?

Screening for cervical cancer with a pap smear should begin when a woman turns 21, and be repeated every three years until age 30.

11% of Philadelphians Affected by Diabetes

In this article, Patricia C. Adams, RN, CDE, Program Coordinator at Einstein’s Gutman Diabetes Institute, debunks some of the common myths surrounding diabetes.