5 Everyday Habits That Are Making Your Joint Pain Worse
Are your daily routines secretly harming your joints? Discover five common habits that worsen joint pain and how the expert team at Doctors United can help you find lasting relief.
Mohsen Zargar introduces Dr. Mark Peralta, Board Certified Internist
Mohsen Zargar of DOCTORS UNITED is very pleased to welcome Dr. Mark F. Peralta, Board Certified Internist to our Yonkers location on South Broadway. Dr. Peralta has worked in several hospitals, namely New York Presbyterian, Helen Hayes and St. John’s Riverside Hospital to name a few. Please stop by DOCTORS UNITED and come in and meet Dr. Peralta should you have any health concerns you would like to discuss.
Yours in health,
Mohsen Zargar
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