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Study Underscores the Case for Universal, Suicide-Specific Screenings for Young People

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Dr. Alexandra Huttle

During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Alexandra Huttle, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics in the Department of Pediatrics and an Instructor in Medicine in the Weill Department of Medicine, saw a striking number of her young patients presenting suicidal ideation (SI), notably three cases of recent suicide attempts (SA) by children under the age of 12 in a single week. Dr. Huttle was halfway through her pediatrics...

Annual Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Poster Symposium and Grand Rounds Celebrate Collaborative Innovation in Patient Care

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Quality Improvement Academy Class of 2025

The Annual Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) Poster Symposium took place on May 21, 2025, at the Griffis Faculty Club. The event has brought together institutional leaders, clinicians, researchers and staff across all disciplines to celebrate the impactful and collaborative advancements in patient care for over a decade

This year’s symposium was supported through the co-sponsorship of the Quality...

Dr. Arnab Ghosh Discusses Climate and Health Policy at Annual Colloquium

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Pictured left to right: Drs. Arnab Ghosh, Oliver Fein

At the David Rogers Health Policy Colloquium, which is a forum for invited speakers to present their research, clinical programs, or demonstration projects, followed by a discussion with students, faculty and staff, Dr. Arnab Ghosh, an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of General Internal Medicine, gave a presentation titled “Climate and Health Policy: Where to from here?” urging policymakers,...

Diversity Week Presentation Highlights Cornell Center for Health Equity and Diversity Center of Excellence

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Although only 5% of active physicians are African American and 5.8% are Latino (2019 AAMC Diversity in Medicine report), Weill Cornell Medicine is dedicating time, energy and empathy to build inclusive environments. In recognition of Weill Cornell Medicine’s recent Diversity Week, the Weill Department of Medicine’s Grand Rounds on April 9, 2025 focused on the extraordinary work of the Cornell Center for Health Equity (CCHEq) and the Diversity Center of Excellence (DCOE), both...

Celebrating Match Day 2025!

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Congratulations Class of 2025!

The Weill Department of Medicine is thrilled to welcome 45 incoming residents this July! The Class of 2025 represents 34 different medical schools – with 6 from Weill Cornell Medical College. Match results this year were revealed simultaneously at noon Eastern time on March 21 to medical students nationwide. Nearly 47,200 graduating allopathic, international and osteopathic medical students from across...

Upcoming symposium underscores crucial need to study women’s global health

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The Women in Global Health Research’s upcoming intensive course on Global Infectious Diseases Across a Woman’s Lifespan, capped off by their 10th annual Scientific Symposium, takes place May 19-22, with the final day—May 22—open to the Weill Cornell Medicine community, including students and trainees. All are welcome to register.

The selective four-day intensive course will include topics such as sex differences in global infectious diseases; host immunology across the woman's lifespan...

AI Meets Oncology: New Model Personalizes Bladder Cancer Treatment

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Leveraging the power of AI and machine learning technologies, researchers co-lead by Dr. Bishoy Morris Faltas, the Gellert Family–John P. Leonard MD Research Scholar in Hematology and Medical Oncology in the division of Hematology & Medical Oncology, has developed a more effective model for predicting how patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer will respond to chemotherapy. The model harnesses whole-slide tumor imaging and gene expression analyses in a way that outperforms previous...

Immune Complex Shaves Stem Cells to Protect against Cancer

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A new preclinical study published Jan. 2 in Nature Immunology may lead to therapies that target the earliest stages of cancer, bolstering the idea the inflammasome has a dual role—that while promotes inflammation associated with poor outcomes in late cancer stages, early on it can help prevent cells from becoming cancerous in the first place.

“What was striking was that the innate immune system, which includes the inflammasome, has a role beyond infection,” said lead author Dr. Julie...

Quality & Patient Safety: A Conversation with Dean Robert Harrington and Dr. Robert Min

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In recognition of Patient Safety Awareness Week,  the Weill Department of Medicine's Quality & Patient Safety team helped coordinate a fireside-style chat with Dean Robert Harrington and Dr. Robert Min for faculty, staff and students titled "Igniting the Future of Quality and Patient Safety" in Uris on March 13.

The discussion highlighted the importance of creating an environment that allows for questions and collaboration. Both Dean Harrington and Dr. Min shared past...

Islet Transplantation with Blood Vessel Cells Shows Promise to Treat Type 1 Diabetes

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Findings published Jan. 29 in Science Advances from a team lead by senior author Dr. Shahin Rafii, chief of the division of Regenerative Medicine, found that adding engineered human blood vessel-forming cells to islet transplants boosted the survival of the insulin-producing cells and reversed diabetes in a preclinical study. The new approach, which requires further development and testing, could someday enable the much wider use of islet transplants to cure diabetes.

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