If you quit exercising during the pandemic and are staring at your swimsuit, then you might want to think about resuming--or starting--an exercise routine. Like returning to daily life, however, going back to working out--no matter how fit you we
Experts agree that a healthy lifestyle, including exercise and good nutrition, can improve your general well-being and lower your risk of serious illness and disability. Striving to be your healthiest self is also essential when you are recovering from stroke, an injury, infection or medical procedure. Three leading Weill Cornell Medicine experts will guide you through the steps to returning to good health in the comfort of your own home. Featuring: Dr. Jaspal "Ricky" Singh and Janet Lau, RDN, CDN, CLT Moderator: Dr. Joel Stein
Tears flow as Agustin Tlathuetl sees his children for the first time in months and thanks his caregivers at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center for giving him a second chance at life. After two months in the ICU, Tlathuetl's condition slowly but steadily improved, and he was eventually weaned off the ventilator and moved to the COVID Recovery Unit, under the direction of Dr. Leroy Lindsay and Dr. Laura Kolbe.
Dr. Michael Sein, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Weill Cornell Medical College/NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, visited on January 26 - 27 Baku for a Visiting Professorship in Rehabilitation Medicine before joining the Faculty at this year's Rehabilitation Medicine OMI Seminar in Salzburg.
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