For people with severe palmar hyperhidrosis, ETS can be life-changing, but as thoracic surgeon Lyall Gorenstein, MD, explains, the decision depends as much on understanding the trade-offs as it does on understanding the operation.
A clinical laboratory test developed, validated, and performed at NYP/Columbia helps identify a biomarker of aspiration from gastroesophageal reflux, providing an early warning of complications in lung transplant recipients.
An interview with Joshua R. Sonett, MD, Chief of Thoracic Surgery and Director of The Price Family Center for Comprehensive Chest Care, Lung and Esophageal Center.
Lung cancer screening can save lives, but too many people who qualify never get screened—something Columbia’s Lung Cancer Screening Program is working to change.
From robotic uniport surgery to same-day lung cancer diagnosis, Dr. Joshua Sonett shares how Columbia’s thoracic team is transforming the future of chest care—while bringing world-class treatment closer to home.
The Lung Transplant Program has continuously set the standard for innovation and excellence, from pioneering ECMO as a bridge to transplant to becoming a national leader in addressing the emerging need for post-COVID lung transplants, saving thousands of lives along the way.
After battling two cancer diagnoses and navigating the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, actress Mary Ann Conk is reclaiming her passion for performing with resilience and gratitude.
Tyler's lifelong struggle with pectus excavatum led him from the Gulf Coast of Alabama to New York City, where the Nuss procedure gave him a new lease on life and the ability to breathe freely.
