Large-Vessel Stroke and COVID-19 in Young Patients: New Insights
Cerebrovascular stroke specialists at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have reported on five patients younger than 50 years of age who presented to the Mount Sinai Health System in New York City with large-vessel stroke and COVID-19,...
Medical Team Safely Delivers Baby in Critical Care Unit
At around 5 pm on Wednesday, January 8, Leslie Echeverria, 24, gave birth to a healthy baby girl at The Mount Sinai Hospital—the norm at Mount Sinai under ordinary circumstances, where physicians and medical staff perform thousands of uneventful deliveries every year....
Football Star Brings Inspiration to Young Patients
Patients and families at the Child Life Zone at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital received a special visit on Sunday, December 15, from Joe Burrow, just a day after he was named the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner. The Louisiana State University...
From Afar, a Diagnosis, and Then Help for Baby Noor
It first appeared as a small rash a few weeks after Noor Nunez was born in 2018 in Kuwait, where she lives with her three older siblings, her Saudi mother, Rania Al-Mutairi, and American father, Joe Nunez. The red mark on her skin, however, was not a rash,...
Bringing Art Experiences to Oncology Patients
During an appreciation luncheon held on Wednesday, November 13, Mount Sinai Health System leadership, along with faculty and staff, celebrated nine talented artists who work at Mount Sinai through The Creative Center at University Settlement’s...
Grateful Patient Acknowledges Neurosurgical Team
In 2017, Jeannie Gaffigan, a popular director, producer, and comedy writer, urgently needed to consult with a neurosurgeon. An MRI had revealed that the seemingly harmless symptoms that she had been experiencing, and ignoring for at least a year—including...
No Laughing Matter: In a New Book, Comedy Writer and Producer Jeannie Gaffigan Explains How Mount Sinai Saved Her Life
From the moment her doctor told her a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan had revealed a large mass in her brain, Jeannie Gaffigan found her life filled with fear and anxiety—until she and her husband walked into The Mount Sinai Hospital and the office...
Mount Sinai Specialist Helps a Young Athlete Get Back on the Court
It’s one of those diagnoses every young athlete, and their parents, fear: A torn ACL—the anterior cruciate ligament, one of the major ligaments in the knee.The injury can happen to young athletes who play sports that involve twisting, turning, jumping, and...
Two Mount Sinai Doctors Featured in New Netflix Series “Diagnosis” Treating a Young Girl with a Rare and Devastating Neurological Disease
Episode 2 of a new Netflix docu-series titled "Diagnosis" focuses on seven-year-old Sadie Gonzalez from Queens, who suddenly began suffering seizures. Doctors at one New York hospital give her the devastating diagnosis of Rasmussen's...