July
17
12:30pm-4:00pm
St. Catherine's Park
Join Weill Cornell Medicine for a Summer Health and Safety Fair next Friday, July 17, at St. Catherine's Park (located near campus)! We will be in the park from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. Please feel free to share this information with anyone who may be interested in attending.
Summer Health and Safety Tips: Stay safe this summer with practical tips for the playground, biking and skateboarding, grilling, and swimming.Health Education: Connect with Weill Cornell Medicine faculty and staff to learn about preventive care and community health resources. Pick up educational materials and free giveaways!Hands-on Science Activity: Kids can participate in an interactive science activity that explores how substances form and change while sparking curiosity through fun, hands-on learning.Nutrition in Action: Discover simple ways to make healthier food and drink choices through a healthy beverage demonstration, a nutritious snack, and an interactive display that reveals the hidden sugars in common drinks.
July
21
2:00pm-3:00pm
That ring on your finger and watch on your wrist are collecting thousands of data
points every day. But what does it all mean?
Join four specialists as they break down the science behind your wearable — what can wearables track, what “normal” looks like, how your body responds to exercise and stress, and when your device might be signaling something urgent.
September
3
7:00pm-8:00pm
Reconstructive urology focuses on restoring normal urinary function for individuals affected by injury, disease, prior surgery, congenital conditions or cancer treatments. This area of care is focused on the treatment of conditions such as urethral strictures, urethral trauma and other forms of urinary dysfunction or injury, with treatment grounded in a multidisciplinary approach that includes comprehensive evaluation, shared decision-making, minimally invasive surgical options and long-term follow-up.
Join us for a virtual discussion, during Urology Awareness Month, where Dr. Anh T. Nguyen will explain what reconstructive urology is, provide an overview of the conditions commonly treated and share the latest surgical and minimally invasive techniques and innovations that are advancing patient care.
September
30
7:00pm-8:00pm
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men, yet its management is increasingly complex and highly individualized. Due to this, a multidisciplinary approach to care is critical for optimal outcomes.
Join us for a virtual discussion, during Urology Awareness Month, with Dr. Christopher Barbieri, Urologic Oncologist, joined by Dr. Emily Weg, Radiation Oncologist, and Dr. Leen Khoury, Hematologist-Oncologist, for a comprehensive overview of prostate cancer including what it is, how it is diagnosed and the critical roles each team member has in ensuring that the most comprehensive care is provided to each patient.
