Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'nyumedicalcenter'
April 9, 2008
The NY Post caught former governor Eliot Spitzer and Silda Wall Spitzer at NYU Medical Center yesterday evening. The Post has a photo gallery and wonders, "Could it have been couple's therapy?" The Spitzers had different seating arrangements in their chauffeured Lexus: Spitzer was sitting in the front seat when the car picked up his wife from their 5th Avenue home (she sat in back), but when picked up from NYU, the Spitzers sat in......
Continue Reading "The Spitzers are Back in Town"June 5, 2007
Chalk it up to the Wall Street Journal for making moles so interesting. The WSJ has an article about how a pioneering medical procedure and disturbing nude photos have rocked the world of dermatology. Bill Slue, an NYU Medical Center photographer who "devised a way to capture the whole body on film using 24 sectional photographs," which helps dermatologists monitor patients' moles. But now there's a dispute about whether he took photographs of female patients......
Continue Reading "Holy Mole-y: NYU Derm Picture Scandal"May 23, 2007
The Sun reports that one of the Metropolitan Museum of Arts' treasured artworks was recently at the NYU Medical Center for a CT scan. Conservator of paintings George Bisacca had the duty of transporting "The Annunciation", a painting by the Sienese master Sassetta from the 15th-century, there to clear up some questions. Mainly the "historical conundrum" about whether "the Met's painting...was originally part of Sassetta's famous, but long ago fragmented, altarpiece from the Franciscan church......
Continue Reading "History Mystery Solved With a Check-Up"May 19, 2007
Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a body was found at Schenk and Livonia Aves. in Brooklyn that was initially reported as body parts, a shooting on Prospect Ave. in the Bronx, and there was a police car multi-vehicle accident on the Henry Hudson Parkway near 79th St. A daycare cries child abuse as the artists who share their space are attempting to throw the tots out on the street. The head of neuropsychiatry at......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra"October 30, 2006
Yesterday afternoon, a 51 year old Bronx woman was fatally hit by a city bus. Rachel Levy had been crossing a road near the Henry Hudson Parkway around West 236th Street. The bus driver didn't realize someone was hit and didn't stop; the driver was not charged. And on Friday morning, 33 year old kidney surgeon Lawrence Yoo was hit by a bus at Ninth Avenue and 39th Street in Manhattan. Yoo, who was headed......
Continue Reading "Two Separate Bus-Hitting-Pedestrian Incidents "February 20, 2006
If you think that laughter is the best medicine, then the volunteers of the New York City Free Clinic have a dose for you. This Thursday, February 23rd, the Clinic is hosting "Stand-up For Healthcare Access," an evening of stand-up comedy and dinner to raise funds for the Clinic. Performing are nine of America's top comics including Colin Quinn, Greg Giraldo (of Comedy Central), and Greg Rogell (The Aristocrats, Half-Baked). The event takes place at......
Continue Reading "Tickle Your Funny Bone"October 23, 2005
Want to help provide free healthcare to some of NYC's neediest and clog your own coronaries at the same time? Well, for the next 2 weeks, you can eat at two restaurants in the NYU Medical Center area and donate the entire proceeds of your feast to the New York City Free Clinic. The Clinic provides at no cost to its patients, a full range of healthcare services, including specialty referrals, counseling, and social services.......
Continue Reading "Dine Out to Help Out"
