Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Diabetic Guideline For Cold And Flu Care

People who are diabetic must be very cautious when taking any medications when they have a cold or the flu. Some medications may have a ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Hyponatremia (Low Blood Sodium)

Our bodies need an adequate amount of sodium to help control how much water is in and around our cells. Therefore, extremely high or low ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Mental Health Effects Of Social Media On Teenagers

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Korea Taekwondo-KTKD Celebrates Grand Opening in Queens, New York

KTKD is New York's premier family-oriented martial arts center and is the only Taekwondo educational vendor in NYC public schools

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: September's Employee Spotlight – William Ward

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Fall Allergies

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Christian Castaneda Places Third for Age Group in Tobay Triathlon

Christian Castaneda, 32, of Flushing, N.Y. excels at the Runner’s Edge TOBAY Triathlon and Tri-Relay presented by Engel Burman.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: How To Recognize Back-To-School Anxiety ?

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Alcohol-Related Liver Disease

Excessive drinking of alcohol is classified as more than eight alcoholic drinks per day in women and more than 15 in men. Consuming alco ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Alzheimer's Awareness Month

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Healthy Labor Day Cookout Tips

One of the best things about the Labor Day Weekend is spending time with family and friends at cookouts and barbeques. While we look for ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: COVID-19: Myth: Natural Immunity Protects Against The Delta Variant

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Gout

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Adult ADHD

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Tips To Heal A Sunburn

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Cantaloupe Breakfast Bowl

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Hospital Capacity In Flushing-Murray Hill Area: Update

Here are updated numbers on which hospitals are nearing capacity in Queens.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Summer Wellness Tip – Swim Safety

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Poison Ivy Rash

Many people enjoy spending time outside during the summer. With more time spent outdoors, there is an increased risk of exposure to plan ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Is Your Asthma Due To Excessive Physical Activity ?

Do your asthma attacks coincide with participation in physical activity such as exercise? As in all types of asthma, as the airways tigh ...

Queens Public Library At Flushing Publishes Coronavirus Update For July 30

The Library is partnering with the City to offer mobile coronavirus vaccination services outside several of our branches.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Flushing Hospital Launches BRAAVR Anti-Asian Hate Program

For Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, the difficulties and trauma associated with the COVID pandemic have been further in ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Flushing Hospital Receives Diagnostic Imaging Center Of Excellence Designation

Flushing Hospital Medical Center is proud to receive Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence (DICOE) designation from the American Colle ...

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: The Health Benefits Of Peaches

Peaches are a fruit that are believed to have originated in China over 8000 years ago. They are in the same family as almonds, cherries, ...

Queens Public Library At Flushing's Coronavirus Response For July 20

The Library is partnering with the City to offer mobile coronavirus vaccination services outside several of our branches.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Eric Fernandez – FHMC's July Employee Spotlight

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Baby Poop: What's Normal Or Not

After newborn babies are born, their poop is likely to be greenish-black or black and have a sticky consistency.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Summer Asthma

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Baby Poop: What Normal Or Not

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Queens Public Library At Flushing Publishes Coronavirus Response For July 8

The Library is partnering with the City to offer mobile coronavirus vaccination services outside several of our branches.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Covid-19 Vaccine Myth Or Fact

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Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Exercising In Hot Weather

Exercising in extremely hot and humid weather can increase our body's core temperature, and lead to overheating.

Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Pinkeye

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The Importance Of Safely Using Home Massage Devices

A common misconception surrounding home massage devices is that they will enhance long-term athletic skills.

What Are The Signs That Your Child Needs Therapy?

Flushing Hospital Medical Center offers the following advice to help parents determine when to seek help.

Queens Public Library At Flushing Publishes Coronavirus Update For June 24

Note that masks will be optional for staff and customers who are fully vaccinated and required for individuals who are not fully vaccinated.

Summer Allergies

About 50 million Americans suffer from year-round allergies to mold, dust, and pets.

How To Recognize When A Child Has An Overactive Bladder

However, OAB is different from bed wetting which is caused by a child being unable to control their bladder at night.

How To Recognize A Child With An Overactive Bladder

Typically, an overactive bladder in children is caused by a problem and (or) delay in the maturation of the nervous system.

Children With An Overactive Bladder

Typically, an overactive bladder in children is caused by a problem and (or) delay in the maturation of the nervous system.