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Jean C. Emond, MD
… this field and was the co-chair of the NIH A2ALL program for 13 years. In collaboration with the department of … Dr. Emond recruited the leadership of the Columbia Center for Translational immunology that created the foundation for … that improved outcomes for this patient population. Visit The Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation at …
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ColumbiaDoctors Midtown
… square feet; more than 125 exam rooms; more than 30 rooms for a full range of procedures, including endoscopy, skin … same quality care you’ve come to expect from an in-person visit, without having to come into the office. All you need … among the many bus lines that stop in the immediate area. For additional bus and subway information, contact the New …
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Resources & More
… Events On November 2nd, 2024, we hosted a webinar event for Pancreatic Cancer Awareness, featuring clinical lectures … patients from The Pancreas Center at NYP/CUMC who are here for you to contact. Whether you are looking to develop … innovative science-driven treatments and learn about the latest research, breakthroughs, and clinical trials in the …
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2013: The International Year of Quinoa
… diabetes or other health problems. Nutritional Content For all intents and purposes, I consider quinoa a grain since … or gluten intolerance can enjoy quinoa, since it is gluten free. In addition, it is a low glycemic index food, so your … Acid – helps with learning, memorization, and energy for the brain. Aspartic Acid – enhances liver function and …
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Surgical Preferences Benefit Patients: New Study From NYP/CUIMC Breast Surgeons Compares Effectiveness of Lumpectomy Techniques
… also called lumpectomy, is one of the primary treatments for breast cancer . Lumpectomy allows for removal of … pathology to be analyzed. The goal is to ensure a cancer-free margin, confirming that all of the cancerous tissue has … feel that our way is better,” says Dr. Rao. “But the good news is that the data shows that we can get similarly low …
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New Peer Support Program Helps Surgeons Process Adverse Events and Improve
… patient and their loved ones are most directly impacted. For patients facing a challenging recovery, or families … surgeons process adverse events in a supportive, stigma-free setting. It started earlier this year with a surgery … the best surgeons we can be.” Don’t miss an update on news and content from Healthpoints, the blog from the …
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What We’re Reading: 05/29/20
… is still very much in front of mind. Here are a few of the latest developments— Black Americans dying of Covid-19 at … testing and treatment is no different. ( From theguardian.com ) Tracking The Pandemic: How Quickly Is The Coronavirus … counts as well as the rate of change. Pin this article for up-to-date data on your state, region, and the country at …
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10th Annual Muzzi Invitational, Celebrating Ten Years of Cancer Prevention and Research
… to cope with the death anniversary of a loved one. For Sue Mirza, it is hard to fathom that 10 years has passed … information provided below. Email: monique.stehle@ulyss.com Phone: 212-455-6237 For more information about the Muzzi … and Genetics Program please call 212-305-9467 or visit columbiasurgery.org/pancreas …
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Lung Transplant Patient Education Seminar
… unique and very helpful perspective to candidates waiting for a donor organ. The program also offers non-mandatory, specialized support group meetings for: (1) caregivers — those responsible for seeing to it that … Are Required to Attend 12 Seminar Meetings per Year. One visit counts for 2 seminars. February – June 2026 Wednesday …
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Thrombophlebitis
… irritation to the lining of the vein. Some common reasons for this are infections and prolonged intravenous medication … is infected. How is Thrombophlebitis Treated? Treatment for thrombophlebitis generally involves self-care techniques, … are present. If you have concerns about thrombophlebitis, visit our Vein Program or fill out our appointment request …
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What We're Reading: 05/09/2025
… feeds this week. My Brain Finally Broke Jia Tolentino's latest essay is a poignant exploration of how digital … mediated by screens? It's a question worth pondering for us all. (from newyorker.com) Medicine of the Soul In this powerful essay, Columbia …
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Treating Cardiovascular Disease in Breast Cancer Patients
… discovered that certain women undergoing radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer may have an elevated risk of … analyzed the effect of four of these treatment factors for the study: Cardiac dose — The amount of radiation … readily available to patients. To learn more about the latest advances in radiation oncology, see our article, Heart …
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NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital Recognized for Providing the Region’s Best Care
… Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital is the leading center for surgical and hospital care for children in New York City. … designated the #1 children’s hospital in New York by U.S. News & World Report for 2023–2024 . Morgan Stanley Children’s … clinical expertise, cutting-edge research, and the latest in evidence-based treatments to provide world-class …
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Pancreas Transplantation
… For patients with type 1 diabetes, a pancreas transplant can mean a life free from testing blood sugar, taking medication, and the … procedure, pancreatic transplant is reserved primarily for type 1 diabetics who cannot effectively control their …
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Stories of Hope: Karla Scherne-Hugerth
… June 5, 2002 was a very special day for me because my first granddaughter was born. That evening, … I told him I was to which he replied, "I have some bad news. You have pancreatic cancer." Just several years prior, … none of which alleviated my symptoms. In my next visit with my general practitioner I began to turn yellow. I …
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