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Department of Medicine Statement About the Mass Shooting in Buffalo

Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and the people of Buffalo in the aftermath of this sickening act of domestic terrorism, fueled by racism, hatred, and easy access to fi****ms.

We stand in solidarity with the Buffalo community and all communities of color, who, every day in this country, are targets of hatred and discrimination.

We must not be complacent. If we learn about threats to public safety, we should notify local authorities.

Racism is a healthcare crisis in society and has no place in America. It must end.

WHEN DOWN IS UP
Montefiore Einstein Physician Leaders are
Lowering Blood Pressure in a Novel Way

The community Montefiore Einstein serves has some of the highest rates of hypertension in New York City. Identifying and monitoring people is critical. But there is a challenge to doing that if patients aren’t making regular visits to the doctor. And even if they are, taking a patient’s blood pressure once or twice a year does not give a clear and accurate account of what is happening every day. This can lead to adverse outcomes such as heart attacks, strokes, and kidney failure.

Clinicians and researchers at Montefiore Einstein want to preempt that. They started a Quality Improvement Initiative: Remote Patient Monitoring Program for Hypertension (RPM-HTN) that seeks to improve blood pressure control, which affects more than 100,000 of Montefiore’s patients, and to test the viability of remote monitoring for the disease.

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When Down is Up | Albert Einstein College of Medicine Montefiore Einstein Physician Leaders are Lowering Blood Pressure in a Novel Way

Is it a food allergy or something else? Einstein Montefiore's Dr. Manish Ramesh, an associate professor in the department of medicine (allergy and immunology), and clinical director of the allergy and immunology program at the new Montefiore Einstein Advanced Care, explains it here. Albert Einstein College of Medicine Montefiore Health System

Are food allergies on the rise or does it just seem that way? Albert Einstein College of Medicine's Dr. Manish Ramesh, an associate professor in the department of medicine (allergy and immunology), and clinical director of the allergy and immunology program at the new Montefiore Einstein Advanced Care, explains here. https://www.einsteinmed.edu/departments/medicine/articles/4762/food-for-thought-is-it-a-food-allergy/ Montefiore Medical Center Einstein Med Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Food for Thought: Is it a Food Allergy? | Albert Einstein College of Medicine Food for Thought: Is it a Food Allergy?, Manish Ramesh

You never know someone's back story. Meet a doctor from Montefiore Einstein who competed in the Olympics and is an avid rock climber. He is featured in the new "Off the Clock" column in the latest issue of Progress Note. (https://bit.ly/3pBs8fm).

Progress Note: Department of Medicine Bi-Weekly Bulletin

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Progress Note: Department of Medicine Bi-Weekly Bulletin

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the strain to hospital systems and staff has been huge. Stress, in some form or other, is ever present. For many, self-care has fallen by the wayside, leading to incremental levels of burn out. As an infectious disease specialist, Dr. Michèle Halpern has had a front row seat to global epidemics but COVID took it to another level. One of the ways she copes with stress and finds balance is through her special interest in music, in particular singing and song-writing. She wrote a song about COVID, adapting the music from a famous Bach cello suite, which she chose for its exquisite beauty, sobriety yet complexity. Take a listen

Covid & Bach - Michèle Halpern Covid & Bach Composition : Johann Sebastian Bach - Suite for Cello no1 in G Major BWV 1007Adaptation, Lyrics, Vocal arrangement, Voice: Michèle HalpernPiano,...

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Progress Note: Department of Medicine Bi-Weekly Bulletin Kosaku Shinoda, PhD, traces his interest in aging research to his youth in Japan, whose residents are known for longevity. In 2012 he came to the United States as a research fellow at the University of California, San Francisco, and while there received a K99 grant from the National Institute of Dia...