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Aaron E. Glatt, MD
Q: Are Vaccines Safe?
Q: Are vaccines safe?A: Yes, vaccines are very safe and can prevent serious, even fatal illnesses. Some parents mistakenly believe there is a link between disorders like autism and getting their … more
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Helping children cope with family illness
Need has been the driving force behind SIBSPlace, a free program that focuses on children who have a brother, sister or parent suffering with a life-threatening illness. more
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Richard Murphy, left, the South Nassau Communities Hospital president and chief executive officer; nurse Lori Edelman, recipient of the Cupola Award and director of patient care services, emergency departments and medical-surgical units; Dr. Rajiv Datta, recipient of the Mary Pearson Award and chairman of the Department of Surgery and director of the Gertrude and Louis Feil Cancer Center; and Joe Calderone, senior vice president for communications and development. Jeffrey Feil, not pictured, chief executive officer of the Feil Organization, was the evening’s honoree.
South Nassau Communities Hospital hosts first Soirée Under the Stars
As the sun set and the stars appeared in the sky, hundreds of doctors, nurses, elected officials and businesspeople gathered at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury for a cause vital to the … more
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Jimmy Pannullo in the Westbury home of his latest client, 5-year-old Victoria Monteforte, who is suffering from an autoimmune disease in which her body attacks its blood platelets. Pannullo, who renovates homes for free for sick children, is creating a playroom for Monteforte and her siblings.
Malverne contractor builds better lives for sick children
When Malverne resident Jimmy Pannullo isn’t busy running his construction business, E&F Contracting — a Franklin Square-based company — he is working to make a better life for sick children. more
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Hospitals, deeply connected to our lives
Around 1 p.m. on March 2, I stepped through the emergency room’s wide, sliding-glass doors into the cold, where a Nassau County police ambulance was parked, and the memories rushed back. more
Courtesy Jennifer Lentini Franklin Square resident Jennifer Lentini is in need of a heart transplant. She has been receiving treatment at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan since Jan. 30.
It’s a ‘roll of the dice’
Jennifer Lentini, 33, of Franklin Square, recently began having trouble breathing, and felt unusually fatigued after climbing a flight of stairs. more
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Suffolk County Police officer Thomas Mutarelli, left, and Elmont firefighter Jeff Dupoux arrived at an accident scene just in time to rescue a woman trapped in her car.
'Guardian angels'
It was at about 10:30 Wednesday morning when Elmont firefighter Jeff Dupoux was driving eastbound on the Long Island Expressway in Ronkonkoma and noticed the cars around him suddenly slowing down. more
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Repeal and replace the ACA? Not so fast, Mr. Trump.
In his news conference last Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump said that he wants to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act quickly and simultaneously. Even without a new president, Congress last week . . . more
Resolving to stay fit in 2017
Franklin Square resident Stefanie Calise said it was her son, Landon, who was her inspiration to lose almost 300 pounds. more
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Helping the needy move stability year-round
To help the needy, local service agencies collect food from individual donations and drives, but they also need volunteers, according to officials at Mineola's Island Harvest and the Faith Mission's Pope Francis Hospitality Center in Elmont. more
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