Northwell Health
Coverage of Northwell Health in the Nexus archive.
- 'Carrot Maxxing' Is a New Name for an Old Trend
The article discusses 'carrot maxxing,' a term describing the practice of consuming large amounts of carrots as a natural health shortcut, now trending on social media. MedPage Today and Northwell Health's collaboration, Culture Clinic, provides a healthcare perspective on the phenomenon.
- What Is the 'Barbie Peptide' and Why Is It Risky?
The article discusses an unregulated injectable peptide, referred to as the 'Barbie Peptide,' which is being promoted on social media. It highlights the risks associated with the substance due to its lack of regulation and potential health dangers.
- Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers lose access to Northwell Health: Here's why
Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers insured by Fidelis Care have lost access to Northwell Health, New York state's largest healthcare provider. Access to Northwell's hospitals and critical specialties for Fidelis members ended on July 16, 2026.
- Is Erling Haaland's 6,000-Calorie Diet Healthy?
The article examines whether Norway's World Cup star Erling Haaland's 6,000-calorie diet is healthy, as part of a collaboration between MedPage Today and Northwell Health analyzing viral medical topics.
- Is Microdosing Accutane Safe? Dermatologist Weighs In
The article discusses the safety of microdosing Accutane (isotretinoin) as a treatment for acne, featuring insights from a dermatologist. It is part of a collaboration between MedPage Today and Northwell Health to address viral medical topics.
- Vaccine expert lusted after Northwell Health scientist — then got her canned, she claimed
A vaccine expert accused a Northwell Health scientist of inappropriate interest, and she claimed he caused her termination. He is known for debating vaccines with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Joe Rogan during the pandemic.
- Eight rowdy Knicks fans charged for allegedly damaging ambulance, injuring NYPD chief during wild Midtown victory celebration
Eight Knicks fans were charged after allegedly damaging an ambulance and injuring an NYPD chief during a chaotic Midtown celebration following the team's NBA Finals Game 1 victory. The incident involved fans blocking emergency traffic, climbing on the ambulance, and resisting arrest, leading to three arrests and five summonses.