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Dr. Michael Wainberg smiling at Isabel Kerrebijn, sitting at a desk beside one another with an open laptop in front of them.
Largest-ever genetic study of fibromyalgia points to a neurological origin of the disorder
A study co-led by Sinai Health researchers breaks new ground in understanding fibromyalgia and developing targeted treatments for…
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Obstetric Anesthesia Fellow Margarita Vladimirova Blajeva with Fellowship Director Dr. Ronald George.
Preparing the next generation of leaders in obstetric anesthesiology
At Mount Sinai Hospital, the Obstetric (OB) Anesthesia Fellowship is…
Four photos in a grid composite image. On the left are two images of health-care professionals in the NICU. One group is standing with a cart that has purple containers on it. The people are looking at the camera smiling in both photos. On the right are two group photos of health-care professionals and leaders at a celebration of a clinic's 25th anniversary.
Captured Caring: Inspiring moments for July 2026
Every day our people at Sinai Health are doing extraordinary things.…
Two leads of Sinai Health's Mental Health and Addictions Program stand in a hallway at Mount Sinai Hospital
Sinai Health launches Mental Health and Addictions program
In response to growing patient needs, Sinai Health has introduced its…
Dr. Ben-Yakov smiling in a blue shirt.
Dr. Max Ben-Yakov appointed as Sinai Health's next Chief, Emergency Medicine
Throughout his career, Dr. Max Ben-Yakov has advanced emergency care…
Drs. Daniel Schramek on the left and Khalid Al-Zahrani on the right standing in a scientific lab setting.
Scientists untangle “chromosome chaos” and uncover 81 hidden genes driving the hardest-to-treat breast cancer
Researchers have solved a long-standing mystery of how abnormal…
Dr. George Charames in a white lab coat standing in a laboratory.
Sinai Health launches whole-genome sequencing for kidney disease
A provincial genomics network is bringing the first whole-genome…