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Why Trail Walking and Running Are Good for You

There are many reasons to get out in nature and exercise. Here they are.

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Roasted Turkey Breast

If you don’t want to battle with an entire turkey, making a turkey breast is an easy alternative. Plus, a turkey breast is all white meat, a healthier option than higher-fat dark meat. A 6-lb bone-in breast will serve 8 people.

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Why Meditation Is Good for Your Heart

How you can take a vacation from stress with a daily meditation.

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Do Slow and Steady Workouts Win the Race?

Is less more? Get the lowdown on low-intensity fitness.

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5 Ways Women May Prevent Diabetes

Here are some lifestyle habits that may make it less likely you'll develop diabetes.

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Deborah Employees Recognized for Their Thanksgiving Food Drive

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David Chiapaikeo, MD Becomes Deborah’s Newest Vascular Surgeon

Deborah Heart and Lung Center has announced the appointment of David Chiapaikeo, MD, of Old Bridge, NJ as a new vascular surgeon.

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Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 14th Annual Red Tie Gala

Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 14th Annual Red Tie Gala will be held Saturday, November 9, 2019, at the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing.

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Finding New Beginnings after Crossing the End of the Road

Five years ago Richard Young had a heart attack, followed by a pacemaker. Soon his downward slide into heart failure began.

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Saman Safadjou, MD, Appointed Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon

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Saman Safadjou, MD, Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon

Kane Chang, MD, Chief, Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Deborah Heart and Lung Center, has announced the appointment of Saman Safadjou, MD, as vascular and endovascular surgeon.Dr. Safadjou brings a wide range of conventional and complex innovative procedural skills, honed through his specialty fellowship training at Deborah, to his new position.

Prior to his tenure at Deborah, he served his surgical residency at Weil Medical College of Cornell at Lincoln Mental and Medical Health Center, and Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University at Bronx Lebanon Hospital. He received his medical degree from Islamic Azad University Tabriz Branch in Iran.

Licensed in New Jersey and New York, Dr. Safadjou holds a wide range of research experience and technical specialty training. He has widely published in the American Surgery Journal, Journal of Trauma Acute Care Surgery, Clinical Lung Cancer, American Journal of Transplantation and the Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, among others.

“We are excited to have Dr. Safadjou join our surgery team,” said Dr. Chang. “He is an excellent surgeon, bringing a high-level of technical expertise to each case. As well — and more importantly — he shares Deborah’s deep-rooted philosophy of patient-centric care, and shows kindness and compassion to each and every patient. Dr. Safadjou’s appointment is a welcome contribution to our team.”

An avid runner, skier, and sports enthusiast, Dr. Safadjou enjoys time with his daughter and family.