June 25, 2025

Medical Oddities: Tomb Fungus, Cancer Hope?

Hot nights, healing skin, and ancient fungus: medicine’s weirdest wins this week.

Conexiant

June 22, 2025

GYNECOLOGIC CANCER PROGRAM

Comprehensive Care That Empowers Patients Through Risk Assessment, Prevention, Detection, Treatment, and Survivorship

Fox Chase Cancer Center

September 16, 2024

Pregnancy Alters Brain Structure, New Study Finds

Findings showed potential adaptive brain changes during pregnancy, similar to puberty shifts.

Reuters

May 15, 2025

Medical Oddities: Mini Lab-Grown Ovaries Go Natural

Mini ovaries steal the show—plus heart cell choreography, Brussels sprout bias, and prenatal tea perks.

Conexiant

February 17, 2025

For Cancer Patients of Reproductive Age, Fertility Preservation Is a Crucial Early Consideration

A team approach at Mount Sinai enables patients of reproductive age to consider a vital issue: preserving their fertility.

Mount Sinai New York

February 12, 2024

Mount Sinai Expands Postpartum Support, Launching Digital Outreach

Mount Sinai is expanding its post-discharge phone calls to include obstetric patients following a vaginal birth—who account for 60 percent of the Health System’s more than 11,000 yearly deliveries.

Mount Sinai New York

October 26, 2023

Mount Sinai Receives $4.6 Million From The Pershing Square Foundation to Support Women’s Health Research and Careers for Women in Science

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has received a $4.6 million gift from The Pershing Square Foundation to support women’s health research and advance careers for female scientists.

Mount Sinai New York

February 21, 2023

Navigating Reproductive Health Care for Patients and Providers in a Post Roe v. Wade America

In the aftermath of the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, abortion has been banned in 15 states, and high-risk pregnant patients face a far more restrictive landscape.

Mount Sinai New York

January 12, 2023

Mediterranean Diet Linked to Lower Preeclampsia Risk

Smidt Heart Institute Investigators Found That Women Who Conceived While Following a Mediterranean Diet Had Lower Risk of Developing Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

Cedars-Sinai Pulse