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The unfortunate consequence for people living with HIV is an increased risk of cancer. Montefiore and Einstein will lead the AIDS Malignancy Consortium (AMC), dedicated to the prevention and treatment of HIV-related cancers. Learn more

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With doctor video visits from Montefiore FIRST you don’t have to leave your home to see a doctor. You can have a face-to-face visit with a Montefiore doctor through your computer, phone and other mobile devices.

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Montefiore-Einstein’s Ulrich P. Jorde, MD, Vice Chief, Division of Cardiology, senior author of the study shares principal finding that statin use was associated with a dramatically reduced risk of death from COVID-19 in hospitalized patients with diabetes. Learn more

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Dr. Aluko Hope, Co-director, COVID-19 Recovery (CORE) Clinic and Associate Professor, Montefiore-Einstein, speaks to NPR about coronavirus "long-haulers," and the prolonged or new symptoms that may occur months after getting COVID-19. Learn more

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The FDA has approved the antiviral drug remdesivir (brand name: Veklury), for the treatment of hospitalized #COVID19 patients. “The approval of Veklury marks an important milestone in efforts to help address the pandemic by offering an effective treatment that helps patients recover faster,” said Barry Zingman, MD, Director, Infectious Diseases, Moses Division, Montefiore Health System about the new approval. 灯蓝安卓下载地址

Montefiore-Einstein’s Dr. Edward Chu talks to “The Cancer Letter”

Montefiore-Einstein’s Edward Chu, MD, MMS, discusses his new roles as Director of the National Cancer Institute-designated Albert Einstein Cancer Center and Vice President for Cancer Medicine at Montefiore Medicine and how cancer research and care will be integrated in the future. Read more

On Today Show, Montefiore Medicine's CEO Dr. Philip Ozuah Speaks About the Explosion of Two Viruses: COVID-19 & Racism

Dr. Philip Ozuah shares his hope that during this moment, people will fight to eradicate racism while also working to end the coronavirus pandemic. 安卓灯蓝官网下载

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Betsy Herold, Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases and Vice Chair for Pediatric Research at Montefiore and Einstein, speaks to the NY Times about her new research that may help explain why COVID-19 affects kids less severely. 蓝色的灯专业版安卓

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