Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day. It is critical for us to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer. Learn more about the causes, symptoms, treatments, and preventions. bit.ly/3DWlyGT

#DYK that people with #diabetes are 2x as likely to have a #stroke compared to people who do not have diabetes. Learn more about the diabetes and stroke connection from the American Stroke Association. #AmericanDiabetesMonth bit.ly/3te5uLN

What you eat affects your blood sugar. That’s why our endocrinologists recommend eating plenty of vegetables, fruits, and whole grains. #DYK Cherries contain anthocyanins which could help lower blood sugar levels? #AmericanDiabetesMonth bit.ly/3DPYmLH

#MotivationMonday In honor of #AmericanDiabetesMonth , here are some inspirational words from Clayton M. Christensen. bit.ly/3QSkBXS

To effectively manage #diabetes , you may need both medical and lifestyle interventions. That’s why we offer on-site diabetes nutrition counseling to teach you and your family how to use insulin & work together to create an individualized treatment program. bit.ly/3DPYmLH

Today is National Diabetes Heart Connection Day! #DYK People with type 2 #diabetes have more than 2x the risk for developing heart disease? Take the first step to being heart healthy. Eat healthier, exercise more, and see your doctor regularly. bit.ly/3DPYmLH

#WellnessWednesday If you have #diabetes , it’s important to check your eyes regularly. Diabetics are more likely to develop #cataracts at a younger age as well as #diabetic retinopathy. #AmericanDiabetesMonth bit.ly/3PomWGU

#TipTuesday If you’re #diabetic or concerned about developing #diabetes , make water your primary beverage. Avoid sugary drinks like soda or punches that contribute to #type2diabetes risk. #AmericanDiabetesMonth bit.ly/3DPYmLH

#MotivationMonday In honor of #PancreaticCancer Awareness Month, here are some inspirational words from Christopher Reeve. #PANCaware bit.ly/3DWlyGT

65 or older? Ask for high-dose #flu vaccine for seniors. To schedule a flu vaccination with a Mount Sinai Queens Primary Care Physician, call 718-808-7777. bit.ly/3OKfMwC

Mount Sinai Queens is proud to recognize staff members who are celebrating special anniversary #milestones of dedicated service to our patients, the #community , and each other. We are better together!

Congratulations and thank you for all that you do!

Dr. Yasmin Khan treats a wide variety of glandular and hormonal conditions such as #diabetes , thyroid and parathyroid disorders, thyroid nodules, thyroid cancer, and osteoporosis. To make an appointment, please call 718-808-7777. #AmericanDiabetesMonth bit.ly/49n6DUU

November is American Diabetes Month. Help raise awareness about the risks of living with #diabetes . Now is the time to get educated and monitor your blood glucose levels. bit.ly/3DPYmLH

Even though October is ending, it doesn't mean we should stop raising awareness for #BreastCancer bit.ly/3m8rhAV

#MotivationMonday In honor of #BreastCancerAwareness Month, here are some inspirational words from Robin Roberts. To schedule a mammogram, please call Mount Sinai Queens Imaging at 718-808-7500. bit.ly/3sSNwym

Dr. Cameron Hernandez, Dr. George Dangas, Dr. Georgios Syros, and Ana Rodriguez, LCSW, were pleased to join Mount Sinai Queens’ advisory board member Evangeline Douris, other advisory board members, and Stacy Bliagos in support of HANAC’s 51 years of service to the community.

#Moms #Dads Here are eight DIY treats and snacks, perfect for the spooky holiday. They’re sure to bring a smile—and they’re healthy to eat! #HalloweenTreats bit.ly/3BVMwi1

If you’re hosting a #Halloween party here’s a reminder: Don’t let your impaired guests drive. If you’re going out, designate a sober driver, take public transport, or plan to stay overnight. #BeSafe #SocialSaturday bit.ly/3yXv7Ev

#WellnessWednesday As Halloween approaches and you’re choosing a costume for your child, here are some helpful tips to protect their skin. #moms #dads health.mountsinai.org/blog/skin-reac…

Congratulations to Dr. Nikhil Waingankar, Urologist, Mount Sinai Queens, who received a special recognition from the Astoria/ Long Island City Kiwanis Club for his dedication to patients and his service to the community.