In the Media - Christopher L. Barley, M.D. - Private Practice Physician New York - Board certified internal medicine specialist located in Manhattan, New York City with specific interests in the prevention and early detection of diseases. His specialty services include house calls, care of chronic illnesses, physical exams, travel medicine and vaccinations, and executive/corporate health care. He has accumulated a network of the best physicians both in NYC and most countries in the world.

Treatment for Addiction Meets Barriers in the Doctor's Office

Dr. Christopher L. Barley, a physician in private practice in Manhattan, said the financial aspect was as critical as any other issue in discouraging doctors from treating addicted patients. He said: "How can you maintain a practice, see the numbers of patients you need to see to earn a living, and successfully treat substance abuse problems? You can't."(print PDF)

Low Fat, No Fat Foods. Is This the Answer to Weight Loss?

Low and no fat foods usually contain more complex carbohydrates and sugar. When people are not eating as much fat, they tend to not feel as full and often eat more junk food. (video)

Men.com Health Advisory Board

New York City General Internist, Dr. Christopher Barley, is featured on Men.com's Health Advisory Board. A collerction of doctors qualified to anwser health related questions. (print pdf)

Risky Habits Within the Medicine Cabinet

New survey reveals uninformed consumers taking dangerous risks with OTC painkillers.(video)

You'll Need More Than an Apple A Day

Everyone should talk to a doctor about getting a flu shot, says New York physician Christopher Barley. He also recommends that you take 500 mg of vitamin C everyday during the winter. And if you feel a cold coming on, pop some zinc lozenges and echinacea. Check the directions on the bottle for the recommended daily dose because Christopher says brands vary in concentration.(print PDF)