Main Street Radiology

Be safe out there!

Did you know we have a location in Glendale? We are here to provide quality and convenient care to all Queens residents! http://vlsm.io/2pB9

The midday sun, or sunlight between 10am and 4pm, is the strongest. Wear sunblock and avoid sunlight at these hours to prevent skin cancer.

Fun fact! You are taller in the morning than you are in the evening since cartilage compresses during the day. http://vlsm.io/2oGS

4 Common Types of Breast Cancer http://vlnkx.com/gHVw36D

We have five convenient locations which makes getting the treatment you need even easier. http://vlsm.io/2pB4

The majority of breast cancer cases are caught in stage one, which has a 99% survival rate after 5 years. http://vlsm.io/2ozi

Dedicate half your plate to fruits and vegetables!

Eggs are considered to be a near-perfect form of nutrition. What's your favorite way of cooking this high-protein food? http://vlsm.io/2oxY

Cancer patients can benefit from physical activity, so ask our team to help you to create a custom plan. http://vlsm.io/2oty

Fill your diet with goodness! Cancer patients can struggle with malnutrition, so make sure you are getting enough nutrients in your diet. http://vlsm.io/2olT

Salmon, kale, garlic, oh my! Some foods are packed with nutrients. Do you know what they are? http://vlsm.io/2ohk

"Three things in life your health, your mission, and the people you love. That’s it." - Naval Ravikant

4 FAQ About Breast Density http://vlnkx.com/oIKoxsA

We have a new location in Glendale! We would love to get to know you and help you along your healing journey. http://vlsm.io/2o8H

Concerned about your lungs after COVID-19? We offer lung screening to help you to understand your overall wellness. http://vlsm.io/2o5y

We love hearing back from our patients. If we have helped you before, tell us about your experience!

Take a light walk and enjoy the fall weather! The American Cancer Society recommends a regulated schedule of physical activity to prevent a recurrence. http://vlsm.io/2o1E.

Cancer awareness!

Every year, more than 110,000 New Yorkers are diagnosed with a type of cancer. Learn more about support groups in your community. http://vlsm.io/2nXw