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Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be over, but our team is here year-round. Watch our “Why I Am a Breast Surgeon” videos and hear from our team about why they became breast surgeons, specifically their compassion for patient care. https://bit.ly/4i6c2nJ #MountSinai #MountSinaiMorningside #WeFindAWay #NYC #Hospital #BreastHealth #StayProactive #GetAnswers

During perimenopause, fluctuating hormone levels can cause noticeable changes in your breast health. Symptoms like breast tenderness, soreness, and sometimes changes in size and shape due to the reduction in estrogen, which keeps breast tissue firm and elastic, are important to monitor. Consult your doctor if you notice any unusual lumps or significant alterations in your breasts. Staying informed and maintaining regular breast screenings is crucial in this transition. Visit https://mshs.co/4g7SbTv to learn more. #WomensHealth #Health

Your daily choices—like what you eat and how often you exercise—impact your health and can lower the risk of serious diseases, including cancer. Regular cancer screenings are essential too, as they help detect cancer early, often before symptoms appear, when treatment can be most effective. Visit the American Cancer Society's page to explore cancer screening recommendations tailored by age: https://lnkd.in/eX9DA4VV #MountSinai #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #NYC #Hospital #StayHealthy #CancerPrevention #HealthMatters

Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be over, but your breast health is always a priority. If you have a family history of breast cancer, here’s an informative video about why consulting a breast surgeon can help you understand your personal risk. https://bit.ly/4fT3z5r #MountSinai #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #NYC #Hospital #BreastHealth #FamilyHistory #StayProactive

Mount Sinai is dedicated to advancing breast cancer care through cutting-edge research and comprehensive care. Our team focuses on high-risk surveillance, understanding treatment disparities, and developing new therapies to improve outcomes for all patients. We’re here to help you stay informed and empowered, visit https://lnkd.in/es-DXQq3 to learn more. #MountSinaiBreastHealth #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #BreastCancerAwareness #WomensHealth

Stop by our tabling events this Tuesday at Mount Sinai West and next Tuesday at Mount Sinai Brooklyn as we honor Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Discover why lung screenings matter and join us in raising awareness about lung cancer. See you there! #LungCancerAwarenessMonth #LungCancer

Are you interested in joining the Mount Sinai West team? We’re hiring an Audiology Supervisor for Otolaryngology. To learn more and apply, please visit: https://mshs.co/4fkUoed

Breast cancer awareness month may be over, but you can take steps to reduce your risk of breast cancer all year long. Watch this short informative video from Stephanie Bernik, MD, FACS, Chief of Breast Service at Mount Sinai West. https://bit.ly/3CraTXA #MountSinai #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #NYC #Hospital #Mammogram #ReduceRisk #BreastHealth #WomensHealth

Vaccinations aren’t just for kids—they’re essential for adults too! Staying current helps protect you and those around you from serious diseases, especially as immunity can fade over time. Medicare and most insurance plans cover vaccines, so don’t miss out on this vital health step. Visit this helpful chart from the CDC of recommended vaccinations for adults: https://bit.ly/48XGxrR #MountSinai #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #NYC #Hospital #StayHealthy #Vaccine #Vaccination #Vaccinations #Prevention

Understanding your breast cancer risk is a powerful step in proactive health care. The Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool, offered by the National Cancer Institute, estimates your five-year and lifetime risk based on personal and family history, age, and other factors. Take charge—ask your doctor about the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Score and talk about what it means for you. ?? #MountSinaiBreastHealth #MountSinaiWest #WeFindAWay #BreastCancerAwareness #WomensHealth