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• Dec 31, 2003 Noted Weill Cornell Psychiatrist Awarded Grant To Study Effects of Parental Suicide

• Dec 19, 2003 Four Physicians Honored for Their Historic Contributions to the Treatment of Pediatric Leukemia

• Dec 17, 2003 Potassium Iodide Should Be Available to People Living Near Nuclear Power Plants

• Dec 17, 2003 Children's Hospital Appoints Foremost Authority on Treatment of Pediatric Liver and Bowel Disease

• Dec 16, 2003 With a Black Bag and Noble Intentions, These Docs Make House Calls

• Dec 15, 2003 Lupus Patients at Increased Risk for Atherosclerosis, Weill Cornell Study Finds

• Dec 5, 2003 New York Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation Honors NewYork-Presbyterian's Dr. Louis Bigliani with Lifetime Achievement Award

• Nov 12, 2003 New York City Opens One of the Largest Children's Hospitals in the Country

• Nov 10, 2003 Tumor Size Predicts Survival in Most Common Type of Lung Cancer

• Nov 4, 2003 Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian Physician Receives Kendig Award for Outstanding Achievement in Pediatric Pulmonology

• Oct 16, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital: One of Nearly 80 Hospitals in the U.S. Committed to Compassionate Care

• Oct 13, 2003 NewYork Weill Cornell Research Highlights Need To Focus on Frequently Neglected Neurogenic Hypertension

• Oct 13, 2003 Lower White Blood Cell Counts in African-American Women May Limit Breast Cancer Treatment and Survival, According to Columbia University Medical Center Study

• Oct 13, 2003 Sex is Good for You... According to NewYork Weill Cornell Physicians

• Oct 3, 2003 Columbia University Medical Center Instrumental in Clinical Research Leading to Medicare and Medicaid Approval To Cover Heart Pump

• Sep 29, 2003 Increased Access to Cancer Treatment Is Result of Study Led by Columbia University Medical Center and Others

• Sep 26, 2003 Columbia University Medical Center Named as One of Select Hospitals To Receive Medicare Coverage for Lung Surgery Benefiting Emphysema Patients

• Sep 12, 2003 Toni Stabile Osteoporosis Center Opens at Columbia University Medical Center

• Sep 12, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System, OR International, and Atkins Named by the UK National Health Service To Develop Two Specialty Surgical Hospitals in England

• Sep 2, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Launches One of First Joint Emergency Medicine Residency Programs in U.S.

• Sep 2, 2003 Key Symptoms Differentiating Inhaled Anthrax From Influenza Identified by NewYork Weill Cornell Study

• Aug 20, 2003 Patient Receives First-Ever Gene Therapy for Parkinson's at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

• Aug 18, 2003 Lung Cancer CT Screening Is Cost-Effective, Weill Cornell Study Shows

• Aug 12, 2003 New Treatment for Enlarged Heart Effective, NewYork Weill Cornell Study Shows

• Jul 15, 2003 COX-2 Inhibitor May Boost Cancer Treatment, NewYork Weill Cornell Study Shows

• Jun 23, 2003 Extraordinary NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center Nurses Recognized

• Jun 19, 2003 Winthrop South Nassau University Health System Joins New York's Largest Health Care System

• Jun 16, 2003 Columbia University Medical Center Study Shows Stress Test Saves Lives of Patients With Chest Pain

• Jun 5, 2003 Melanoma Center Opens at Columbia University Medical Center

• May 21, 2003 Columbia University Medical Center Launches Vaccine Trial For Previously Untreated Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Patients

• May 20, 2003 Patients With Severe Emphysema Benefit From Surgery, Government Study Shows

• May 15, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Among First to Offer Cardiac Patients Revolutionary New Drug-Coated Stent

• May 14, 2003 Breakthrough Treatment for Most Common Ailment in Men Over 50 is Safe and Effective, Weill Cornell Study Shows

• May 13, 2003 Mothers giving birth at NewYork-Presbyterian and Brooklyn Hospital donate record number of life-saving umbilical cord bloods

• May 7, 2003 As Part of National Brain Tumor Awareness Week, May 5-12, Weill Cornell Physician Speaks On "Wafer" Treatment's Ability to Extend Life

• May 7, 2003 Male Biological Clock May Be Ticking For Down Syndrome In Offspring

• May 7, 2003 Early HIV Treatment Extends Life, Weill Cornell Study Shows

• Apr 29, 2003 Female Fertility Drug May Combat Age-Related Male Testosterone Deficiency

• Apr 29, 2003 When Erection Pill Isn't Enough: Gel Treatment For Men With Low Testosterone, Columbia University Medical Center Study Shows

• Apr 26, 2003 Ethics of Post-Mortem Sperm Retrieval Discussed by NewYork-Presbyterian Urologists

• Apr 22, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Names Joseph Angeletti, Jr. to Key Fundraising Post

• Apr 17, 2003 Dr. Kenneth Glassberg Appointed Director of Pediatric Urology at Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

• Apr 15, 2003 Just Say the Word: Columbia University Medical Center Makes it Easier To Swallow and To Speak

• Apr 9, 2003 Columbia University Medical Center Launches Study Testing Use Of Common Herb Milk Thistle To Help Treat Pediatric Cancer Patients

• Apr 7, 2003 Teaming Up To Support Little League Teams

• Apr 4, 2003 Anesthesia for Children Only

• Apr 1, 2003 Severely Brain Injured Deserve More Research, Says Weill Cornell Physician-Ethicist

• Mar 31, 2003 Weill Cornell Neuroscientist Elucidates Differences Between Minimally Conscious and Persistent Vegetative States

• Mar 20, 2003 New York-Presbyterian Promotes Prostate Health With Patient-Driven Program, Latest Treatment

• Mar 17, 2003 Weill Cornell Scientists Discover a Recycling "Traffic Warden" To Direct White Blood Cells

• Mar 17, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Launches New Front in War on Cancer

• Mar 14, 2003 Research at Weill Cornell Reveals Connection Between Estrogen and Memory

• Mar 13, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Uses New Technology To Enhance Patient Care in Intensive Care Units

• Mar 13, 2003 Weill Cornell Scientists Discover Major New Source of Neural Stem Cells in the Adult Human Brain

• Mar 10, 2003 $1.6 Million Ryan White Grant Awarded to Weill Cornell Medical College To Study Benefits of Information Technology for HIV Care

• Mar 7, 2003 Columbia Researchers Identify Possible New Culprit In Alzheimer's Disease Plaque Formation

• Mar 3, 2003 Robot-Assisted Gallbladder Surgery Debuts at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

• Feb 27, 2003 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital's Blood Drive Sets National Record

• Feb 27, 2003 Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Liver Transplants on the Rise

• Feb 26, 2003 Pill-Like Device With Tiny Camera Gives Physicians a "Fantastic Voyage" Through Digestive System

• Feb 14, 2003 New Laser May Eliminate Need For Reading Glasses in Older Adults

• Feb 13, 2003 Antibody Microbicides Can Prevent HIV Infection, Weill Cornell Scientist Discovers

• Feb 12, 2003 New Book Offers Essential Information About How the Brain Works, Along with Health-Preserving Advice

• Feb 12, 2003 Weill Cornell Medical Center Opens New Endoscopy Suite To Promote and Practice Gastrointestinal Health

• Feb 12, 2003 Increased Risk of Preterm Labor May Be Linked to Presence of Common Bacterium in Amniotic Fluid, Weill Cornell Study Shows

• Feb 3, 2003 Columbia University Health Sciences Announces Formation of Office For Global Health Training and Education

• Jan 22, 2003 Productivity Linked to Workplace Emotions, Says New Weill Cornell Book

• Jan 22, 2003 New Drug Levitra Shows Promise in Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction

• Jan 14, 2003 Columbia University Health Sciences Selects New Senior Associate Dean For Clinical Affairs

• Jan 14, 2003 Columbia University and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Announce New Chairman of Department of Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center

• Jan 9, 2003 New York Weill Cornell Discovers Anti-Cancer Drug Tamoxifen Boosts Fertility in Breast Cancer Patients