Mount Sinai South Nassau looks within for new leader
By GREGORY ZELLER // A familiar face will take the reins at Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital. Emergency medicine veteran Adhi Sharma, who spearheaded Mount Sinai South Nassau’s COVID-19 response…
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No. 607: Making macaroni, writing cheques, advancing New York Tech – and they say it’s your birthday, Ringo!
The days can’t be like the nights: The back of our necks (are) getting dirty and gritty, dear readers, and it’s hotter than a match head as we work…
FEMA funds, long-term vision fuel South Nassau plans
By GREGORY ZELLER // Good news for South Shore residents having their worst days: Mount Sinai South Nassau’s ginormous new Emergency Department is on its way. The Long Island flagship…
No. 600: On milestones, heartfelt habitats and a new chemical bond – plus, a tally on corporate tax breaks
6 × 102: Welcome to Wednesday, June 9, and a very special edition of your Innovate Long Island newsletter. As it says right there at the top, this is…
Innovation in the Age of Coronavirus
Vaccinations are ramping up and the pandemic is winding down, but COVID-19 continues to reshape the world around us. And myriad Long Island forces – large and small, corporate and…
After COVID hell, Mount Sinai staffers snag golden tix
By GREGORY ZELLER // Four Long Island heroes will join thousands of doctors, nurses and other front-line healthcare providers in Tampa for this Sunday’s Super Bowl LV. The National Football…
Targeting healthcare workers, LI vaccinations begin
By GREGORY ZELLER // Americans remain split about receiving a COVID-19 shot – but frontline healthcare workers are squarely in the vaccinate-me-now category. Pfizer’s hastily approved COVID-19 vaccine is now…
No. 548: From Albany to the Congo to Mars – and yes, omnipotent aliens do have birthdays
Fear not: Halloween is past, the election is over and not even Friday the 13th can spook you, dear reader, as we wrap up this latest busy workweek and…
No. 528: Speak softly, celebrate cultural diversity, raise the Titanic — and enjoy a blueberry popsicle!
Wrapping it up: Here we are, dear readers – midpoint of this latest workweek and just about done with Summer 2020, at least unofficially. With that, a scheduling note:…
Northwell, Mount Sinai hospitals put their hearts in it
By GREGORY ZELLER // Long Island hearts are in very good hands – literally, when necessary. Two of the region’s busiest healthcare systems, operating some of Long Island’s most active…
No. 522: Storming back on Long Island, with elephants, Diamond Jim and some deep-brain neurostimulation
Right where you left us: Here we are, dear readers – about a week past due, it’s long-awaited Newsletter No. 522, back on track after the surprising and frustrating…
No. 441: Golden in Montauk, healthy at Hofstra and an anniversary with a Big A
End run: Protect the ball and follow your blockers, dear readers, as we break from the scrum of another busy workweek and sprint toward the first weekend of Fall…
South Nassau smartens up with Mudra lecture series
By GREGORY ZELLER // Strengthening its hand as a teaching hospital, South Nassau Communities Hospital will host an annual medical-education lecture series focused on research and innovation. The Mudra Foundation:…
Statewide leadership role for South Nassau’s Murphy
By GREGORY ZELLER // The Healthcare Association of New York State has found a new leader on Long Island. South Nassau Communities Hospital President and CEO Richard Murphy has been…
No. 362: Sound investments, manufacturing machinations and lots to ThINC about for LI scientists
Welcome to Wednesday: You’re halfway home, dear reader, as we plow through another busy week of socioeconomic innovation on Long Island and around the world. It’s Dec. 5 out…