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Dr. Svetlana Kogan

Doctor Kogan is an expert in alternative medicine and founder of The Doctors at Trump Place in New York City. Doctors at Trump Place was originally founded on the premise that allopathic (traditional) medicine can and should thrive in harmony with alternative medicine, a blend of Western and Eastern medicine to provide 360 optimal care to patients.

Dr. Svetlana Kogan, MD. board certified in Internal Medicine, is a Cornell University graduate. She is affiliated with Lenox Hill Hospital and a member of both the American Medical Association and the American Anti-Aging Academy. Dr. Kogan founded Doctors at Trump Place (http://www.dtpdoctors.com/drkogan.html) in New York City.

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Alternative Medicine Today

Alternative medicine today seems to be on the rise and becoming more of a mainstream option. Dr. Svetlana Kogan of The Doctors At Trump Place...

The Best Natural Ways to Treat Cold Symptoms This Season

With the cold and flu season around the corner, some good old tips that our mama has taught us do really work. That is, the most invaluable immune...

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