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Start Young, Stay Safe: The Case for Youth-Centered Workplace Safety Education

Start Young, Stay Safe: The Case for Youth-Centered Workplace Safety Education

Every year, thousands of young workers step into the workforce with ambition and energy but without the knowledge to protect themselves.

Mount Sinai Study: Controlling Heart Rhythm Before m-TEER Improves Outcomes

Mount Sinai Study: Controlling Heart Rhythm Before m-TEER Improves Outcomes

Patients with heart failure and atrial fibrillation (AF) at the time of mitral transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (M-TEER) for severe mitral regurgitation are more than twice as likely to die or be rehospitalized for heart failure, compared ...

The New England Journal of Medicine Shines Spotlight on Forensic Pathology

The New England Journal of Medicine Shines Spotlight on Forensic Pathology

Review article by Mount Sinai physician and colleagues gives an overview of their role in public health, family support, and the justice system

Linking Satellite and Medical Record Data to Study Climate and Lung Health

Linking Satellite and Medical Record Data to Study Climate and Lung Health

Through two innovative research projects that weave highly detailed satellite data on temperature, humidity, and air pollution together with patient medical records and hospital admission data to better understand the relationship between ...

The New Program Helping Osteoporosis Patients at Mount Sinai

The New Program Helping Osteoporosis Patients at Mount Sinai

In 2025, Mount Sinai launched a new program in partnership with the American Orthopaedic Association that will help osteoporosis patients get the care they need. The program, Own the Bone®, evaluates all patients aged 50 and older who ...

New Steven S. Elbaum Family Center for Caregiving Will Recognize and Support Caregivers

New Steven S. Elbaum Family Center for Caregiving Will Recognize and Support Caregivers

The new Steven S. Elbaum Family Center for Caregiving is a groundbreaking initiative designed to improve how America's health care system recognizes and supports caregivers.

A Gastroenterologist Knows No Limits in Growing His Professional World

A Gastroenterologist Knows No Limits in Growing His Professional World

Brijen Shah, MD who became a board member of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) in June 2025, is truly a doctor without borders. His career has played out at the intersection of gastroenterology with geriatrics, medical ...

Researchers Stress Need for Data Disaggregation to Unmask Cancer Disparities Among Asians

Researchers Stress Need for Data Disaggregation to Unmask Cancer Disparities Among Asians

Mount Sinai researchers are working to understand disparities among different populations of Asian Americans to overcome an important shortcoming of pan-ethnic screening programs in the United States that ignore the prevalence of gastrointestinal ...

Helping Gastroenterologists Navigate the Challenging New World of AI

Helping Gastroenterologists Navigate the Challenging New World of AI

A Mount Sinai researcher is leading efforts to apply artificial intelligence to gastroenterology, focusing on improving cancer screening through extracting and structuring information in the electronic health record.

GLP-1 Medications: Reimagining the Treatment Paradigm for Severe Crohn’s Disease

GLP-1 Medications: Reimagining the Treatment Paradigm for Severe Crohn’s Disease

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists, the increasingly popular class of drugs for treating diabetes and obesity, may have a role to play in promoting gut healing in patients with Crohn's disease, Mount Sinai researchers believe.

Researchers Identify Molecular Glues That Protect Beta Cells From Glucolipotoxicity

Researchers Identify Molecular Glues That Protect Beta Cells From Glucolipotoxicity

The findings, by a Mount Sinai team in collaboration with European researchers, suggest a new strategy for preserving beta cell function in diabetes.

Persistent Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Abnormalities Found in PET/MRI Imaging in Long COVID Patients

Persistent Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Abnormalities Found in PET/MRI Imaging in Long COVID Patients

The study, the largest of its kind, found that patients with long COVID may exhibit inflammation in the heart and lungs for up to a year after SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Specialty Reports June 2025

Specialty Reports June 2025

Mount Sinai Health System is pleased to present these reports covering our groundbreaking research, education, and compassionate, equitable, and safe patient care.

Disaster Preparedness 101: Essential Worker Training from Mount Sinai’s Selikoff Centers for Occupational Health

Disaster Preparedness 101: Essential Worker Training from Mount Sinai’s Selikoff Centers for Occupational Health

See this webinar for a comprehensive introduction to disaster preparedness, designed to equip workers with the knowledge and skills essential for effective disaster response.

New Science Cardiovascular Supplement + Podcast with Mount Sinai Drs. Bhatt and Swirski

New Science Cardiovascular Supplement + Podcast with Mount Sinai Drs. Bhatt and Swirski

Cardiovascular disease remains a dominant global health burden, rooted in complex molecular and cellular pathobiology that evolves across an individual’s lifespan. Yet advances at the intersection of biomedical research and technology ...

Mount Sinai and Cancer Research Institute Team Up to Improve Patient Outcomes in Immunotherapy

Mount Sinai and Cancer Research Institute Team Up to Improve Patient Outcomes in Immunotherapy

New partnership aims to deepen understanding of immune response in cancer treatment

Uncovering the Roots of Alzheimer’s Disease

Uncovering the Roots of Alzheimer’s Disease

Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at Mount Sinai researchers are uncovering how microglia—immune cells in the brain—contribute to Alzheimer’s disease. Led by Alison Goate, DPhil, the team identified genes and regulators tied ...

SGLT2 Inhibitor Empagliflozin Treatment Stabilizes Kidney Function in Patients Who Have Had a Heart Attack

SGLT2 Inhibitor Empagliflozin Treatment Stabilizes Kidney Function in Patients Who Have Had a Heart Attack

Mount Sinai-led study demonstrates kidney benefits of drug used in diabetes and heart failure