Alyssa Zauderer

In her role as chief of @NorthwellHealth Fertility at NSUH & LIJMC, Dr. Christine Mullin is committed to helping women access exceptional care and innovative treatments as they take steps toward building their families. Learn more about Dr. Mullin: bit.ly/4nOgZDv

Menopause can bring physical changes and discomfort, but treatment approaches have evolved. While hormone therapy is now used selectively, many women find relief through personalized strategies that support long-term health. Dr. Jill Rabin explains: bit.ly/47Z5qEx

In honor of National Doctors’ Day, we recognize the more than 800 doctors of the Katz Institute for Women’s Health whose expertise and commitment are raising women's health every day.

Colorectal cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer death among U.S. women, who more often develop right-sided tumors that are harder to detect during colonoscopies. Dr. Parul Shukla explains how the disease presents differently in men and women. bit.ly/3I2rikv

Knowing your health risks can play an important role in determining a person’s likelihood of developing colorectal cancer. Dr. Andrea Zimmern shares why knowing your family history of polyps and colorectal cancer is necessary in protecting your health. bit.ly/3PqKK1r

With colorectal cancer, early detection and treatment matter. Know your risk—so you can take steps to safeguard your health. bit.ly/3I2rikv

Menopause and perimenopause can bring unique symptoms that impact many aspects of a woman’s life. To support women as they enter this stage of life, we've opened the Center for Menopause & Midlife Health in Stony Brook. Learn more: bit.ly/4l5PRhI

If you’re 45+ or have a family history of colorectal cancer, a colonoscopy can save your life. For Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, join Dr. Marc Greenwald for a look inside the endoscopy suite and how screening helps early detection: bit.ly/3OREvDy

Colorectal cancer has no early symptoms and is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in women. Starting screenings at 45 can save lives. For #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth, see how we’re raising awareness of the disease: bit.ly/3I2rikv

Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in women? By educating women starting at a young age, we hope to change that. @DrGrayver shares how we're supporting women's #hearthealth through a new partnership with the @girlscouts: bit.ly/3oVQNLB

Colorectal cancer cases are rising in women under 55, and diet could play a role. Women eating ultra-processed foods had a 45% higher risk of early-onset adenomas. Dr. Christine Molmenti spoke to the @nypost about the link between diet and cancer risk: bit.ly/444m5nY

Women in medicine drive innovation and create breakthroughs. As of 2025, nearly 38% of active physicians in the U.S. are women, shaping the future of health care. This National Women Physicians Day, we honor their contributions and the impact they continue to make in medicine.

Your heart, your health — own it. Go Red with @drstaceyrosen, and join the many women taking control of their heart health. Learn more: bit.ly/3oVQNLB

Maternal mortality remains high in the U.S., driven by medical complications, mental health challenges, and gaps in quality care. On Maternal Health Awareness Day, learn how @NorthwellHealth is advancing care for every woman: bit.ly/3MAlu5x

Life can be stressful, and resilience matters more than we often realize. In her new book, “The Healing Power of Resilience,” @DrTaraNarula, Associate Director of the Lenox Hill Women’s Heart Program, shows how resilience can enhance the mind and body. 🔗 bit.ly/3ZnAvg6

Congratulations to Alina Bridges, DO, FAAD, Director of Cutaneous Pathology for the Northwell Cancer Institute, who has been elected to the board of directors of @WomensDerm! Learn more about Dr. Bridges: bit.ly/3Liq4av

As the new year rolls in, it's time to prioritize your health. Our experts explain the importance of adding routine screenings to your 2026 wellness plan. Schedule your appointments today with a Katz Institute for Women's Health provider: bit.ly/3raTHQC

@drstaceyrosen Thank you so much, Dr. Rosen!!

Congratulations @Alyssa_Zauderer ! Well deserved !!

I am beyond honored to receive this award for a video about breast cancer screening guidelines for @KatzWomensHlth with @NinaVincoffMD !