www.careoftheolderperson.com shares the Good News of Ronald M. Caplan MD, CM, FACS, FACOG, FRCS(C), Clinical Associate Professor Emeritus Obstetrics and Gynecology, Weill Medical College of Cornell University Ronald M. Caplan MD is an Obstetrician Gynecologist and medical author. He did his medical and postgraduate training at McGill University, where his interest in renal disease in pregnancy and homotransplantation culminated in the first delivery of a baby from a mother who had received a deceased donor kidney transplant. After serving on the Faculty of McGill University, he transferred to New York City, and a long career at the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Medical College of Cornell University , where he became one of the early proponents of minimally invasive surgery, and where … [Read more...]
Mayor David N. Dinkins to Join Chinese New Year Spectacular V, Blending Cultures and Celebrating the Year of the Pig & Black History Month at Carnegie Hall
On February 15, 2019, Fifth Annual Celebration at Zankel Hall to Feature: Mayor David N. Dinkins to Join Chinese New Year Spectacular V, Blending Cultures and Celebrating the Year of the Pig & Black History Month at Carnegie Hall. On February 15, 2019, Fifth Annual Celebration at Zankel Hall to Feature: Chinese Pianist Jie Chen, Opera Soprano Quan Chen, Opera Tenor Dr. William Cai and Popular Violinist Deni Bonet January 17, 2019 – New York, NY – Premier Event Management Inc. and Harvard Wealth Strategy & Management, LLC announce New York City Mayor David N. Dinkins’ participation in the Fifth Annual Chinese New Year Spectacular concert at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall to ring in the Year of the Pig on Friday, February 15, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., offering a special program that … [Read more...]
Asian American Business Development Center
2019 AABR Summit IV Preview - “Making Impact: Diversity and Inclusion IS a Business Strategy” The fourth annual Asian American Business Roundtable Summit, Making Impact: Diversity and Inclusion IS a Business Strategy, which will be held on January 16, 2019, at New York University, Kimmel Center, Eisner & Lubin Auditorium. The AABR Summit IV is a 1-day gathering of Asian, Latino, African American corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, diversity and inclusion experts, and advocates to come together for in-depth discussions and to expand on the vital importance of Diversity and Inclusion as a business strategy. The Summit also continues to promote and advocate for the New Majority, the initiative to fortify the three minority groups and transforming how businesses operate, sell, recruit and … [Read more...]
Infectious disease, Can You Separate Fact from Fiction?
MISINFORMATION CAN BE SERIOUS INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Can You Separate Fact from Fiction? MISINFORMATION CAN BE SERIOUS There’s been a lot of discussion around the mysterious polio-like illness occurring throughout the country, conflicting sentiment around vaccination, and the recent severity of flu epidemics – which killed about 80k people in the US last year alone. Naturally, it can be confusing to understand which infections are preventable, which diseases are treatable, which you may at risk for contracting, and what to do when symptoms occur. After all, a germ is a germ is a germ, right? Germs are dirty, they make you sick, and that’s the end of that. Well, that’s not quite true. While viruses and bacteria can both cause infections or illness, they are quite different. With … [Read more...]
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