Preparing for the worst at Mass-Casualty Training Day
By GREGORY ZELLER // From the You Think YOU’RE Having a Bad Day? File comes the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, which dealt with a terrorist…
Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine
No. 891: On blood, sweat and a few tears (for decency in American politics), with a nod to international cinema
The heat is on: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators, as the weather warms, politics hit a fever pitch and the innovation economy steams right along. We could all use a…
Zucker School aids special-ops vets on medical mission
By GREGORY ZELLER // One of Long Island’s leading medical schools is on a special mission to help elite U.S. soldiers transition from theaters of war to the front lines…
No. 876: Dogs, cats, horses, LSD, Jayne Mansfield and Darth Vader – sounds like another fun Friday!
The games are afoot: Well played, good sports … another busy workweek in the win column and another relaxing weekend on deck! And what a weekend, particularly for sports fans,…
No. 864: SUNY cites civics, octopi stretch their legs and women literally fly, with Holmes on the bench
Hail the conquering hero: Well done, intrepid innovators … another workweek conquered, another weekend queued up, with only one more workday standing between you and a well-earned two-day respite….
No. 863: E-gaming (safely), tabling (periodically) and showing affection (dentally), with brains to spare
Flowery language: Welcome to a wet Wednesday on Long Island, dear readers, as Mother Nature delivers on promises of an early spring, complete with warmer-than-average temperatures and all these…
No. 858: Innovation Day! (No, literally – and we’ve got nylons, Studebakers and Sonny Bono to prove it)
Winter break: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators … you’ve plowed through Long Island’s first truly wintry workweek of the Winter of 2024 and earned yourself a restful, rejuvenating weekend –…
No. 841: Powering up, following the GPS, lighting the menorah and getting stiffed by Albany, as usual
Makes an impression: Another workweek conquered, another weekend earned … very inspiring, intrepid innovators, as always. We’re so moved by your performance that we prepared this heartening newsletter to…
No. 837: In which we cut our teeth, tour New York and remember Tom Terrific, with a little help from our friends
Tell you the tooth: So good to see you, dear readers, and sincerest apologies for letting you down on Wednesday. For those keeping score, everything you’ve ever heard about…
The Debrief: Standing up against bipolar disorder
The 5.7 million American adults living with bipolar disorder are about to get some major-league help: a nationwide coalition of expert institutions designed to collectively evaluate patients and determine…
No. 816: Good grief … COVID, monsters, A-bombs AND the end of summer?!?
Who’s counting: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the “last” Wednesday of the Summer of 2023 (there are technically three more before Fall, but…
No. 809: A hearty toast to thoroughbreds, tick-borne firsts and Gerwig the Great, with fresh-baked cookies
Horsing around: Welcome to the first Friday of August, dear readers, as we race into the backstretch of Summer 2023 (and vacation season). For fans of the Sport of…
Future docs (maybe) shine in Zucker School pipelines
By GREGORY ZELLER // Economically disadvantaged students are getting a leg up on their college careers – and honing their life-saving skills – through the Donald & Barbara Zucker School…
For Hofstra/Northwell nursing, a seamless switch
By GREGORY ZELLER // The Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies has bid farewell to its founding dean and welcomed a rising star. Registered Nurse Kathleen Gallo,…
No. 780: On the ghost fork, UFO wars and the inevitable rise of the dolphins (and giving the ex a little slack)
Endings, beginnings: Welcome to the end of your latest busy workweek, dear readers, and the (almost) kickoff of another well-earned weekend. First, a Friday finale – and this ingenious…