Researchers and clinicians at Einstein and Montefiore are working to discover new therapies for one of the great health challenges of the 21st century

Physicians, researchers, and students at Einstein and Montefiore are working to improve the health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people

Researchers and clinicians at Einstein and Montefiore are working to discover new therapies for one of the great health challenges of the 21st century

Three students from Einstein’s Class of 2022 will be the first to earn combined M.D./M.P.H. degrees

Changes accelerated in response to the pandemic are transforming Einstein’s curriculum

Dean Gordon Tomaselli updates alumni, friends, faculty, and staff on the latest changes at Einstein

Ruth Gottesman, Ed.D., describes the important contributions being made to the community

Medical student Avraham Kohanzadeh’s culinary skills connect him to his Persian Jewish roots

With backgrounds from business to education to medicine, they bring new perspectives

Leader and loyal supporter, he helped establish a center for genetic and translational medicine

Janice Thomas John, D.O., will help launch a range of courses across all four years 

Richard V. Smith, M.D., to lead department of head & neck surgery

One of only 51 medical schools and health colleges nationwide selected for the honor

Physicians and researchers from departments across Einstein are honored

Changes affect faculty from physiology & biophysics and anatomy and structural biology 

The chair of pathology at Einstein and Montefiore, he talks about his background, the growth of the residency program, and more

A physician-scientist, he studies the neurons and brain circuits that underlie substance use disorders

Proteins designed to selectively stimulate the immune system’s “killer” T cells may be able to combat other autoimmune diseases

Researchers find key cause of severe kidney complications affecting many patients

Scientists led by Gaetano Santulli find a novel and reliable biomarker 

Investigators have received millions of dollars from the National Institutes of Health to fund their work

A physician-scientist continues his drive for health equity beyond the Bronx

An interview with Montefiore’s Robert Beil, M.D.

Free program offers counseling, education, and other support services

Updates from graduates across the decades, from the 1960s to the 2020s

Recently deceased members of the Einstein and Montefiore communities

Alumni respond to the cover story of the Summer/Fall 2021 issue of Einstein magazine

The Arthur B. and Diane Belfer Educational Center for Health Sciences opened in 1972

Einstein researchers identify a route through which cells produce neurons in a region of the mouse brain vital for forming memories

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