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Weill Cornell Medical College

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Weill Cornell Medical College Sub-categories:

  • Hospital for Special Surgery (2)
Weill Cornell Medicine, officially the Joan & Sanford I. Weill Medical College of Cornell University, is the biomedical research unit and medical school of Cornell University, a private Ivy League university. (Wikipedia)

External link for more info: Weill Cornell Medical College

Will Hormonal Contraceptives Worsen Your Autoimmune Disease?

>> July 2, 2023

Nearly 90% of women who could become pregnant but don't want to use contraception – which may worsen a preexisting autoimmune disease.

institutions/organizations: Hospital for Special Surgery| University of Colorado School of Medicine

Medical Notes: May 14, 2023

>> May 14, 2023

A new treatment cured 100% of mice from brain cancer after tumor removal. Can science reverse a bad diet? Birth control is becoming gender neutral. And more.

institutions/organizations: Johns Hopkins University| Tufts University| Weill Cornell Medical College
Suicide Survivors

Suicide Survivors

>> November 10, 2019

For those left behind when a loved one dies of suicide, recovery can be difficult. Stigma, guilt, and blame are exceptionally common. They need more support, but often get less, and their own risk of suicide is elevated. Experts—one a suicide survivor herself—discuss the difficulties and ways survivors can cope.

institutions/organizations: Center for Research on End of Life Care| Cornell University| National Suicide Prevention Hotline| Survivors of Suicide Loss| Weill Cornell Medical College
Can IUDs and Other Contraceptives Trigger Autoimmune Disease?

Can IUDs & Other Contraceptives Trigger Autoimmune Disease?

>> May 19, 2019

Autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus carry a genetic predisposition, but need an environmental trigger to take hold. Triggers are poorly understood, but some women claim their disease is a result of contraceptives, including birth control pills and IUDs. Experts and one women suffering from autoimmune disease discuss the issue.

institutions/organizations: Anschutz Medical Campus| Cornell University| Hospital for Special Surgery| University of Colorado| University of Colorado Denver| Weill Cornell Medical College
Is Sex Addiction Real?

Is Sex Addiction Real?

>> July 15, 2018

The authoritative DSM-5 manual used by psychiatrists does not accept sex addiction as a real addiction, yet many doctors insist it’s as real as any other compulsion. Experts and an admitted former sex addict discuss the disorder, its treatment, and the wreckage it leaves behind.

institutions/organizations: Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College
Moderate Exercise - It's Better For You (2017)

Moderate Exercise – It’s Better For You (2017)

>> April 16, 2017

Experts discuss how much exercise is enough and how to make the most of light exercise.

institutions/organizations: Columbia University| Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College
Egg Freezing

Egg Freezing

>> May 8, 2016

Freezing eggs in their 30's allows women to preserve fertility well into their 40's. Experts discuss the procedure and its uses.

institutions/organizations: American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)| Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College| Work-Life Fit Inc.
Recharging Old Eggs

Recharging Old Eggs

>> November 29, 2015

Infertility is often due to poor egg quality, or chromosomal damage. Some of this damage may occur in the egg's mitochondria, the cell's powerhouse. A new procedure seeks to replace mitochondria in old eggs with fresher mitochondria to improve egg quality. However, some doctors say there haven't been enough studies to know if the procedure is either safe or …

institutions/organizations: American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)| Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society| Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College
HIV from the Beginning

HIV from the Beginning

>> June 7, 2015

When AIDS first became widespread in the 1980's, it was a death sentence. A doctor who has spent her entire career on the front lines of HIV recounts the gloom and desperation of the early days and the transition of HIV into a treatable chronic disease.

institutions/organizations: Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College

Moderate Exercise (2015)

>> April 5, 2015

Studies are showing that people who train hard and long at running have death rates similar to couch potatoes, while those who exercise moderately or even lightly are likely to live much longer. Experts discuss how much exercise is enough and how to make the most of light exercise.

institutions/organizations: Columbia University| Cornell University| Weill Cornell Medical College

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