We’re proud to share that NYU Langone Health has the most No. 1-ranked specialties in the U.S., according to @usnews' annual “Best Hospitals” rankings, released today! See all our rankings: https://t.co/Ualx2YzXK1

As we age, we naturally lose muscle mass and bone density—but strength training can help you stay strong and healthy. In @TIME, @nyulangoneortho's Dr. Lauren Borowski shares why building strength should be part of every fitness routine ⤵️

Back pain is one of the most common conditions, but knowing when to see a specialist isn't always clear. In BK Reader, @nyulangoneortho's Dr. Kola Jegede explains the key signs that it’s time to see a doctor, plus what treatments may provide relief.

Michael J. Alaia, MD, from @nyulangone, joins us to discuss how long of a recovery #NYGiants WR Malik Nabers will have from surgery on his torn ACL https://t.co/cq1yew2zLl #sponsored

In the latest edition of “The Best Medicine,” Dr. Mark Mulligan tells us how to protect ourselves from respiratory viruses. https://t.co/2jbFiuxRDe #sponsored

Guillem Gonzalez-Lomas, MD, from @nyulangone, joins us to discuss how much time #NYGiants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. could miss with a dislocated shoulder https://t.co/AV8BdDfi8I #sponsored

Kirk A. Campbell, MD from @nyulangone joins us to explain how the Yankees can treat and manage Anthony Volpe’s torn labrum with the postseason approaching https://t.co/H8NeUPoFuN #sponsored

In the latest edition of “The Best Medicine,” Dr. Elise Bixby from @nyulangone tells us what parents can do to assist school age children who play youth sports. #sponsored https://t.co/5HRIXFOj0Y

Daniel J. Kaplan, MD from @nyulangone joins us to break down #NYGiants LB Micah McFadden’s foot injury https://t.co/PMBx9MCJh1 #sponsored

More people in their 30s & 40s are getting knee pain. Dr. Ran Schwarzkopf, Julia Flesher Koch Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at @nyugrossman, explains what’s driving the trend, when to seek care, & tips to protect your joints. Read more in @nypost ⤵️

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Giacomina Massaro-Giordano, a renowned ophthalmologist and dry eye specialist, as the director of our newly-established Dry Eye Service at @NYULangoneEye! Learn more: https://t.co/bqRVEQ6SLq

On @NPR's "Life Kit" podcast, @nyulangoneortho's Dr. Charla Fischer explains what causes neck pain, when to seek care, the latest treatment options, and practical ways to ease inflammation and prevent it from coming back. Listen here ⤵️

When will Frankie Montas make his return from Tommy John surgery? The Injury Report presented by @nyulangone, Dr. Michael Alaia discusses how long the recovery process for Montas will be. https://t.co/uCgUniKBWR #sponsored

Dennis A. Cardone, DO, from @nyulangone, explains why the Jets were wise to hold their All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams out of training camp practices leading up to Gang Green’s Week 1 matchup against the Steelers. https://t.co/L23uCE3KdV #sponsored

Editor’s Pick from TEDx Talks! In this TEDxNYU Langone Health talk, Dr. Marie Bragg explores how viral social media challenges can put kids at risk and how tech platforms influence youth behavior. #TEDxNYULangone Check out the full video here ⤵️

Did you know that engaging in a hobby can be one of the best ways to keep your brain sharp? Neuroscientist Dr. Margaret Rice breaks down the science and highlights activities that may best support long-term brain health. Read more in @goodhousemag ⤵️

In the latest edition of “The Best Medicine,” Dr. Herbert Lepor tells us what you should know about prostate cancer as September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. #sponsored @nyulangone https://t.co/9PN1k0XfUo

Lauren E. Borowski, MD from @nyulangone, joins us to explain how Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez will be impacted by a thumb sprain in his right hand https://t.co/V8thxrckz0 #sponsored

In the latest edition of “The Best Medicine,” Dr. Geraldine Ong and Dr. Mark Peterson from @nyulangone identify the key risk factors for aortic aneurysms and the latest treatment options. https://t.co/kt6cvVMKnR #sponsored

Are eggs to blame for high cholesterol? Not quite, according to Dr. Sean Heffron, a preventive cardiologist at @NYUCVDPrevent. It’s actually saturated fat—not eggs—that’s the bigger concern. Dr. Heffron explains more in @health ⤵️

In an interview with @Vogue, NYU Langone Heart's Heather Hodson Py, RDN, CDN of @NYUCVDPrevent shares 19 heart-healthy foods that lower cholesterol, reduce inflammation, and support long-term cardiovascular health. See her list ⤵️