Broadway World: After Brain Surgery, Kim Sutton Will Bring LIVE TO TELL to the Beechman
Performer Kim Sutton, who last year underwent deep brain stimulation surgery at The Mount Sinai Hospital to treat progressive essential tremor, is bringing a new show "Live To Tell" to Broadway in March. Surgeries performed by Dr. Brian Kopell, Director of the Center...
Watch the Video: Mount Sinai Heart Keeps Melinda’s Heart Pumping
After giving birth to her first child, Melinda Constantine was diagnosed with a rare type of heart failure that can happen during pregnancy or right after delivery. Under the care of Anelechi Anyanwu, MD, Surgical Director of the Mechanical Circulatory Support and...
Fox 5 TV: Holocaust survivor, 91, Beats Cancer
Ludwig Charatan, who survived the Holocaust, has now survived a cancerous tumor in his gallbladder, with the help of Daniel Labow, MD, chief of surgical oncology at The Mount Sinai Hospital, and Michael Marin, MD, chair of surgery at Mount Sinai Health System. Watch...
Celebrating Life at Mount Sinai
Hundreds of children saved by heart surgery in state-of-the art procedures ranging from valve repairs to heart transplants returned to Kravis Children’s hospital at Mount Sinai to celebrate life at their annual Reunion Party.
Two New York City Families Embrace New Peanut Allergy Approach
“Doing Phenomenally Well” After birth, Kaitlyn Crutchlow seemed headed down the same high-risk road as her two brothers, who counted 30 allergies between them. At 4 weeks, she already had body-wide eczema and tested positive for milk and egg allergies. And blood and...
Mount Sinai Physician Restores a Patient’s Voice
In August 2015, Anna Balint fell in her New Jersey home and sustained a neck fracture. Then, during reparative surgery at a local hospital, the anesthesiologist damaged Mrs. Balint’s voice box, which left her near death. “I turned blue from lack of oxygen,” she says,...
New York Times ‘New Yorker of the Year’ Column Spotlights Mount Sinai Patient and Patient Advocate
After treatment for ovarian cancer, Valerie Goldfein created Woman to Woman, a program at The Mount Sinai Hospital to support other gynecologic cancer patients that has expanded nationwide.
Mount Sinai Researcher Featured on Fox 5 News Discussing Clinical Trial for Eczema
Emma Guttman-Yassky, MD, PhD, Professor of Dermatology and Vice Chair of the Department of Dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, is involved in a clinical trial for a potential new treatment for atopic dermatitis.
An “Astounding Recovery” After New York City Street Accident
It was Tuesday evening, May 17, 2016, and Cherie Marcus, 62, had stopped at a corner on Central Park West, waiting to cross the street. Suddenly, a runaway car struck a taxi, which then rammed into Ms. Marcus, crushing her legs. When she was taken by ambulance to...