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Hispanic/Latino Health
Connectome of Roundworms
EJBM Turns 30
Einstein Emerging Leaders Learn about Einstein's Leaders in Global Health
Offering Perspective on Career Pursuits Connected to Medicine
Bioethics Programs

Bioethics Programs

Einstein-Cardozo Bioethics master’s and certificate programs prepare students to navigate difficult ethical decisions in a changing healthcare environment. An info session on March 18 explains how.

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Cancer Triple-Threat

Cancer Triple-Threat

Dr. John Condeelis has found that for a breast tumor to grow and thrive, three cell types must be present. A life sciences company is developing a diagnostic test based on Dr. Condeelis’ discovery.

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Reproductive Health

Reproductive Health

Medical Students for Choice recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Einstein's chapter, founded in 1994, offers students the opportunity to learn about reproductive healthcare.

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LCME Self Study

Calendar of Events

March 8 | 8:30 AM

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Einstein in the Media

Mar 06, 2014

Dr. David Stein is part of a team that successfully used “gene editing” technology to alter people’s cells to resist HIV. The New York Times reports. 

Feb 26, 2014

The New York Times quotes Dr. Michael Lipton about his research on the impact of heading on soccer players.

Feb 26, 2014

Philanthropy Insider reports on a $3 million grant by the Price Family Foundation for a structural biology research consortium.

Jan 21, 2014

The BBC interviews Dr. Paul Marantz about a study that found “an apple a day” was as effective as statins in preventing death. (Segment begins at 21:00 of “Obesity Crisis?” episode)