The kids are not all right … but they’re getting better, thanks to innovative programs at Montefiore and Einstein

The kids are not all right … but they’re getting better, thanks to innovative programs at Montefiore and Einstein

Einstein researchers and their trainees find that collaboration benefits both sides of the equation

Physicians and students are melding technology and science to improve patient health

Drugs to treat Ebola, osteoarthritis, and cancer are now in clinical trials thanks to research led by four Einstein scientists

A professor of pediatrics and of genetics at Einstein, she tells of her ‘aha’ moment, the focus of her work with rare genetic disorders, and more

Dean Gordon Tomaselli updates alumni, friends, faculty, and staff on achievements at Einstein

Transformative accomplishments in research, education, organizational structure, and more

Ruth Gottesman, Ed.D., provides updates on scientific investigation funding, trustee and donor news, and more

An anonymous donor’s contribution will fund biomedical investigations and provide direct financial support to students

Einstein alumna Evelyn Gruss Lipper, M.D., is helping launch a program that translates cancer research into tools to treat diseases

Ulrich Steidl, M.D., Ph.D., is internationally recognized for his work on blood cancers

Biochemistry, cancer research, epidemiology & population health, medicine, and neuroradiology

Lynne Holden, M.D., named senior associate dean and Reginald Hayes assistant dean 

Joshua Nosanchuk, M.D., chosen for post at nation’s primary medical assessment organization

Physicians and researchers from departments across the College of Medicine are honored

Raja Flores, M.D. ’92, is a thoracic surgeon and lung and esophageal cancer investigator

Neuroscientist Heather Snell, Ph.D., to advise investigations at the research organization

Esperanza Arias-Perez, Pharm. D., Ph.D., is one of 10 investigators nationwide selected for the honor

A lung cancer researcher, she is investigating disease progression with the goal of finding new drug targets

The discovery could bolster the effectiveness of immune checkpoint therapy used to attack tumor cells

High circulating levels of HDL raised risk of cardiovascular events in hypertensive patients

The commonly used medications were the best at maintaining blood glucose levels

Researchers received more than $200 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health 

An anonymous donor’s generosity will help Einstein attract and retain tomorrow’s leaders, and has already inspired others to give

In the race to bring promising scientific ideas to market, Ph.D. programs like Einstein’s may be the ultimate asset

Updates from graduates across the decades, from the 1950s to the 2010s

Recently deceased members of the Einstein and Montefiore communities

The College of Medicine’s affiliation with Montefiore began 60 years ago, on Sept. 25, 1963

Mutations in the MLL3 gene are a key driver, allowing cancer cells to spread

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