Last summer, a car accident triggered AFib for Rich Meissner, just one chapter in his journey with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at @WCMDeptofMed. After a successful septal myectomy, he’s back to work, urging others: Stay on top of your care. Full story: https://t.co/nhxnZpCFW6

Here's What We Know: Thimerosal is a safe preservative in multi-dose vaccines. Thimerosal contains ethylmercury, which is different from methylmercury, the toxic form of mercury in fish. Most childhood vaccines are single-dose and don't require preservatives. @wcm_id @wcmpeds

“Many LGBTQ+ individuals face barriers to respectful care,” says Dr. Jonathan Gal of @WCMUrology. Weill Cornell Medicine’s new LGBTQ+ Urology Program offers inclusive, expert care tailored to your needs. https://t.co/6WhZIlVtZY https://t.co/mcG7NbKFGL

HWWK: COVID-19 is still circulating. There have been millions of doses of the vaccine given to pregnant individuals and data shows it is safe. @DrLauraRiley from @WCMOBGYN explains why she recommends COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy. #COVIDVaccine #PregnancyHealth #ChildHealth

Dr. Lisa Newman of @WCMSurgery is leading research to close racial gaps in breast cancer outcomes by exploring both biology and social factors. “We’re transforming how we understand it.” https://t.co/oCH1oZleLT

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Here's What We Know: Parents want to keep their kids healthy and in school. COVID-19 vaccination helps prevent or lessen the symptoms and reduces the transmission of the virus to others. Dr. @SalliePermar of @WCMpeds shares why she vaccinated her kids.

Happy National Physician Assistant Week to all our PAs and PA students! We appreciate your integral role in a patient's care team, and we thank you for your unwavering commitment to improving the health of the communities we serve. ❤️ 🧡 💛

Here's What We Know: Many vaccines are safe during pregnancy and recommended at specific stages to protect your health and your baby's. Check our @wcmobgyn checklist to see what's recommended and what's not for your pregnancy care. https://t.co/7DxCrFYEqY

Heart health isn’t just personal, it’s universal. Tune in for more tips from cardiologist and educator, Dean Robert A. Harrington (@HeartBobH), who has seen how small, consistent choices can transform lives. on how to prevent heart disease.

Weill Cornell Medicine (@WeillCornell) is collaborating with colleagues in Tanzania to increase the pipeline of female doctors, researchers and policymakers in health care, and focus attention on women’s health in Tanzania. “Studies have shown when women are leading, even in

Is Tylenol safe during pregnancy? Dr. Laura Riley of @wcmobgyn confirms there's no link between Tylenol use and autism. Tylenol remains one of the safest options for treating pain and fever during pregnancy. Check with your doctor for guidance.

During #NationalAPPWeek, we recognize and thank our outstanding Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners. In the fast-paced world of #emergencymedicine, your clinical excellence, teamwork, and compassion are vital. We’re grateful for all you do.

We joined #RallyMedRes to urge Congress to prioritize NIH funding. Thanks to @NydiaVelazquez, @RitchieTorres and @SenGillibrand staff for hearing us. Lifesaving research needs sustained support. Progress depends on all of us. #FundNIH

Last year, 216 children died from the flu in the U.S., the most ever recorded in a non-pandemic year. We know that research changes patient care and saves lives. That's why our @WCMPeds scientists are working to develop a universal flu vaccine to protect kids from an early age.

In a special #OnTheMind episode, two @WeillCornell/@nyphospital residents flip the script & interview host Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher for insider tips on matching into psychiatry residency. Hear straight from a program director on what it takes to get in: https://t.co/pSFKG7j0sJ

During #WomenInMedicineMonth, we’re honoring women on the front lines and behind the scenes. Whether they work in a research lab, at a reception desk, in an exam room, in an operating room or in the boardroom, their work shapes the future of medical care. @AmerMedicalAssn

Happy National Postdoc Appreciation Week! Take a moment to recognize and thank all the hardworking postdocs who contribute so much to research and innovation. Your dedication and passion for science are inspiring. #NPAW2025

A simulated overdose. A life saved. First-year med students at Weill Cornell learn to act fast in emergencies—thanks to a course born after 9/11. “It’s about being ready anywhere,” says Dr. Wallace Carter of @WCMEmergency. Full story: https://t.co/jkujOitspX

A new drug combo may change how we treat ovarian cancer. Our study has shown that rigosertib and taselisib can target aggressive tumor cells with fewer side effects. Clinical trials could be the next step in bringing this new treatment to patients. https://t.co/jmflqfh4d2

We're proud to celebrate Women in Medicine Month to honor the trailblazers, healers, administrative staff, researchers and educators who are changing medicine every day. #WIMMonth #WIMStrongerTogether @AmerMedicalAssn

Mila was diagnosed with congenital CMV at three weeks old. Read more about how our @WCMpeds experts were able to diagnose her early and are now working on the first CMV vaccine to prevent transmission during pregnancy: https://t.co/gisRhOX9JG