Research Is Customizing Artificial Pancreas for Pregnancy
An artificial pancreas system tailored to the specific, and daunting, challenges faced by pregnant women with type 1 diabetes is the goal of a study to be conducted by a consortium of four leading institutions, including the Icahn School of...
Continuity of Cardiac Care for South Nassau Patients
Even before an official partnership was finalized in December 2018, specialists from the Mount Sinai Health System were collaborating with physicians at South Nassau Communities Hospital to provide advanced and coordinated care to Long Island patients. For...
New Program Achieves Early Benchmarks For Improving Patient Care Post-Discharge
When a patient is admitted to a hospital within the Mount Sinai Health System, planning for discharge begins almost immediately to ensure a smooth transition to the next level of care, whether it is at home or at a skilled nursing facility....
Dubin Gala Honors Champions of Breast Cancer Care and Awareness
A leading physician-scientist and three “passionate champions” of breast cancer awareness were honored by the Dubin Breast Center of The Tisch Cancer Institute at the Mount Sinai Health System at its eighth annual benefit. The celebratory event, held on...
Mount Sinai and Sema4 Launch Groundbreaking Asthma Study With Global Pharmaceutical Company
Asthma, a chronic disease of the airways of the lungs, is a growing public health problem that now affects 350 million people and results in about 400,000 deaths worldwide each year. Its diagnosis and treatment remain challenging, however, and...
A New Waiting Room that Supports Men’s Health
The idea that men often take better care of their cars than their own health led to the recent opening of a sports-themed waiting room at the Milton and Carroll Petrie Department of Urology’s midtown office at 625 Madison Avenue. The special...
Good Morning America Features Young Mount Sinai Kidney Patient’s ‘Medical Miracle’
Doctors at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital have performed a ‘medical miracle’ on eight-year-old Lexi. Born without a bladder and with both kidneys blocked, she first underwent surgery at age six so doctors could create an artificial bladder. In...
Panel on Palliative Care Shines a Light on Caregivers
They spend an average of 20 hours a week in an unpaid, emotionally draining job. One in three is in poor health, and 97 percent say they need more help. Who are they? They are the 65 million Americans who provide care to an adult relative at home, and a...
Patient Reimagines Her Surgery as Art
Artist Frances McGuire transformed the arduous experience of multiple knee surgeries into creative inspiration by sketching serious, and sometimes whimsical, images of the experience. Now, the lively prints are on display at the Orthopedic Center and the...