Media Articles

Medical Office of Manhattan’s own Denise Pate, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Oprah.com about “How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold.” She was summarized as saying: While cold viruses exist year-round, you’re most likely to catch one during the fall and winter, when you’re stuck indoors breathing recirculated air, says […]

Posted on March 16 2018

Medical Office of Manhattan’s and LabFinder’s own Robert Segal, MD has given medical perspective in a piece on Menshealth.com about “How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold.” He was quoted as saying: Regular sweating—say, you’re in the middle of a deadlift session—is one of the ways our body keeps us from overheating, according to Robert […]

Posted on February 8 2018

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