Tonight, we’re going behind the curtain for a closer look at the future of medicine and what makes Hospital for Special Surgery so successful with Dr. Bryan Kelly, President, Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director at Hospital for Special Surgery, and Dr. Thomas Sculco, the hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief Emeritus.
Tonight, we’re going behind the curtain for a closer look at the future of medicine with Dr. Bryan Kelly, President, Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director at Hospital for Special Surgery, and Dr. Thomas Sculco, the hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief Emeritus. Then, "The IDEAL School of Manhattan" has been a game changer for many families as New York’s only K-12+ independent inclusion school.
The Netflix docuseries "Emergency NYC'' takes us inside the world of healthcare workers. Filmmakers Ruthie Shatz & Adi Barash, along with Dr. David Langer and Dr. John Boockvar, both of Lenox Hill Hospital, join us for a preview of the series.
Nearly 13 million people will have Alzheimer's disease by 2050. A new FDA approved drug called Leqembi, has been shown to slow dementia. So why won’t Medicare cover it? Dr. Nicole Purcell, neurologist and senior director of clinical practice for the Alzheimer's Association joins us. Then, Dr. Andy Shih, the Chief Science Officer for Autism Speaks shares what they are doing to raise awareness.
Nearly 13 million people will have Alzheimer's disease by 2050. A new FDA approved drug called Leqembi, has been shown to slow dementia. So why won’t Medicare cover it? Dr. Nicole Purcell, neurologist and senior director of clinical practice for the Alzheimer's Association joins us.
Tonight, our Medical Marvels series spotlights Advancements in Eye Care and the father-son team working diligently to reverse the statistics and restore sight. Dr.’s Richard and RJ Mackool take us into the operating room at the Mackool Eye Institute.
