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Elizabeth Grand, MD

Specialty in Internal Medicine

Dr. Grand is a board-certified Internal Medicine Physician. She received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from New York University (2010) and graduated from Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (2014) where she was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society. She completed an Internal Medicine residency program at Cooper University Hospital (2017) where she served as a Chief Resident. She has experience as both a hospitalist as well as a primary care physician. She joined Buoy Health in 2021. She is passionate about creating medical educational content as a tool to empower people to make informed decisions about their health. In her free time, Dr. Grand enjoys running and spending time with her family and dachshund.

Education and training

2014-2017 - Internal Medicine Residency, Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ

2010-2014 - MD, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ

2006-2010 - BA (Psychology), New York University, New York, NY

Certifications

American Board of Internal Medicine Certified

Articles from Elizabeth Grand, MD

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Flank pain is common, but it can be a sign of something serious. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain and when to see a doctor.

Top Causes of Cloudy Urine

Cloudy urine is a symptom of many conditions, including dehydration and urinary tract and yeast infections, or simply something you ate. But it can also be a sign of diabetes and kidney disease.

Causes of Night Sweats

If you wake up very sweaty, you may be experiencing hormonal changes, or your room may simply be too hot. Sometimes, night sweats can be caused by other medical conditions so talk to your doctor if they are happening often.

HIV: How to Prevent and Treat It

As scary as being diagnosed with HIV sounds, there are treatments that can help you live a long, healthy life. Here’s how to know if you’re at risk for HIV, ways to get tested, and the latest medications to manage the disease.

Bone pain is a tenderness or pain in one or more of your bones. It can be from an injury, or may be caused by underlying diseases like osteoporosis, sickle cell anemia, or even cancer.

What’s Causing Your Stomach Pain?

Pain in your abdomen can be from small things like a virus or food intolerance. But it can also be a sign of a serious issue like appendicitis or a bowel obstruction. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain.

Bone Infections

When bacteria enters your body through a wound or during surgery, you may develop a bone infection. Certain conditions, such as diabetes, raise your risk of bone infections. Getting early treatment is crucial, since some bone infections can become life threatening.

8 Causes of Loss of Smell

You’ve probably had a hard time smelling when you had a cold or infection. But sometimes, loss of smell may be a sign of serious conditions like COVID-19 or a brain tumor that need to be treated immediately.

Causes of Unexplained Bruising

Most of the time, bruises are caused by something obvious, like an injury. But if you get a lot of bruises for no reason, it may be a sign of an underlying serious condition that needs treatment, such as kidney or liver disease and blood cancers.

9 Causes of Cold Hands

While everyone’s hands get cold sometimes, when your hands are always cold, it can be a sign of an underlying condition, such as hypothyroidism or Raynaud’s phenomenon.

Flank pain is common, but it can be a sign of something serious. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain and when to see a doctor.

Top Causes of Cloudy Urine

Cloudy urine is a symptom of many conditions, including dehydration and urinary tract and yeast infections, or simply something you ate. But it can also be a sign of diabetes and kidney disease.

Causes of Night Sweats

If you wake up very sweaty, you may be experiencing hormonal changes, or your room may simply be too hot. Sometimes, night sweats can be caused by other medical conditions so talk to your doctor if they are happening often.

HIV: How to Prevent and Treat It

As scary as being diagnosed with HIV sounds, there are treatments that can help you live a long, healthy life. Here’s how to know if you’re at risk for HIV, ways to get tested, and the latest medications to manage the disease.

Bone pain is a tenderness or pain in one or more of your bones. It can be from an injury, or may be caused by underlying diseases like osteoporosis, sickle cell anemia, or even cancer.

What’s Causing Your Stomach Pain?

Pain in your abdomen can be from small things like a virus or food intolerance. But it can also be a sign of a serious issue like appendicitis or a bowel obstruction. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain.

Bone Infections

When bacteria enters your body through a wound or during surgery, you may develop a bone infection. Certain conditions, such as diabetes, raise your risk of bone infections. Getting early treatment is crucial, since some bone infections can become life threatening.

8 Causes of Loss of Smell

You’ve probably had a hard time smelling when you had a cold or infection. But sometimes, loss of smell may be a sign of serious conditions like COVID-19 or a brain tumor that need to be treated immediately.

Causes of Unexplained Bruising

Most of the time, bruises are caused by something obvious, like an injury. But if you get a lot of bruises for no reason, it may be a sign of an underlying serious condition that needs treatment, such as kidney or liver disease and blood cancers.

9 Causes of Cold Hands

While everyone’s hands get cold sometimes, when your hands are always cold, it can be a sign of an underlying condition, such as hypothyroidism or Raynaud’s phenomenon.

Flank pain is common, but it can be a sign of something serious. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain and when to see a doctor.

Top Causes of Cloudy Urine

Cloudy urine is a symptom of many conditions, including dehydration and urinary tract and yeast infections, or simply something you ate. But it can also be a sign of diabetes and kidney disease.

Causes of Night Sweats

If you wake up very sweaty, you may be experiencing hormonal changes, or your room may simply be too hot. Sometimes, night sweats can be caused by other medical conditions so talk to your doctor if they are happening often.

HIV: How to Prevent and Treat It

As scary as being diagnosed with HIV sounds, there are treatments that can help you live a long, healthy life. Here’s how to know if you’re at risk for HIV, ways to get tested, and the latest medications to manage the disease.

Bone pain is a tenderness or pain in one or more of your bones. It can be from an injury, or may be caused by underlying diseases like osteoporosis, sickle cell anemia, or even cancer.

What’s Causing Your Stomach Pain?

Pain in your abdomen can be from small things like a virus or food intolerance. But it can also be a sign of a serious issue like appendicitis or a bowel obstruction. Here’s how to figure out what’s causing your pain.

Bone Infections

When bacteria enters your body through a wound or during surgery, you may develop a bone infection. Certain conditions, such as diabetes, raise your risk of bone infections. Getting early treatment is crucial, since some bone infections can become life threatening.

8 Causes of Loss of Smell

You’ve probably had a hard time smelling when you had a cold or infection. But sometimes, loss of smell may be a sign of serious conditions like COVID-19 or a brain tumor that need to be treated immediately.

Causes of Unexplained Bruising

Most of the time, bruises are caused by something obvious, like an injury. But if you get a lot of bruises for no reason, it may be a sign of an underlying serious condition that needs treatment, such as kidney or liver disease and blood cancers.

9 Causes of Cold Hands

While everyone’s hands get cold sometimes, when your hands are always cold, it can be a sign of an underlying condition, such as hypothyroidism or Raynaud’s phenomenon.