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Commencement 2013
The Campaign to Transform Einstein
Science Talk: Study Finds Vitamin C Can Kill Drug-Resistant TB
Instilling Mindset of Possibility
Metro North Expansion into East Bronx Offers Promising Economic Impact

Lessons in Genomics

Lessons in Genomics

Today's students need to know the medical–and ethical–impact of emerging technologies. Einstein curricula aim to make sure that happens.

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Glenn Center Opens

Glenn Center Opens

Einstein’s new Paul F. Glenn Center for the Biology of Human Aging Research is dedicated to studying the complex aging process.

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The Bias of Doctors

The Bias of Doctors

Recent studies have found that racial and ethnic minorities are affected by persistent disparities in healthcare. Find out how bias may play a role.

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May 28 | 10:30 AM

Genomics and Epigenomics Seminar Series (GESS)

Itsik Pe'er | LeFrak Auditorium, Price Center

May 28 | 12:00 PM

EBM: Finding the Evidence

D. Samuel Gottesman Library Reference Department | 119N, Forchheimer

May 28 | 12:00 PM

"Discovery of Small Molecule Enzyme Inhibitors by Substrate-Based Fragment Methods"

Dr. Jonathan Ellman | 3rd Fl. Lecture Hall, Forchheimer

May 28 | 1:00 PM

“Distinct mechanisms underlying nicotinic acetylcholine receptor contributions to reinforcement, feeding, and depression”

Dr. Marina Picciotto | LeFrak Auditorium, Price Center

Einstein in the Media

May 24, 2013

Associated Press interviews Dr. John Bent about the life-saving implantation in a newborn of the first 3-D laser-printed airway splint.

May 23, 2013

BBC News features surprising new research by Dr. William Jacobs, Jr., that found vitamin C kills multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in lab tests.

May 20, 2013

In a New York Times letter to the editor, geneticist Dr. Susan Klugman explains how new genetic tests can guide treatment when BRCA is negative but women are at high risk.

May 15, 2013

In a New York Times article, Dr. Michael Alderman applauds a new IOM report which found no rationale for sodium levels currently recommended by national guidelines.

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