58 population health executives to know | 2022

A Promising Study Suggests a Blood Test Could Spot Alzheimer’s Early in Progression

Babies Are Exposed to More “Forever Chemicals” Before Birth Than Previously Known, New Study Finds

Being Incarcerated and Living in Areas Where More Have Gone to Jail Is Associated with Higher Death Rates

Mount Sinai Awarded Nearly $7 Million From National Institutes of Health to Lead New York Coalition in Recruiting Participants for All of Us Research Program

Mount Sinai Study Identifies Link Between Prediabetes During Adolescence and Young Adulthood With the Likelihood of Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

Mount Sinai Study Calls for Major Changes in the Way People With Comorbidities Are Selected by Physicians for Lung Cancer Screening

Mount Sinai Establishes Department of Public Health

Mount Sinai Researchers to Develop and Study AI-Powered Models That Identify Risk for Cardiovascular Disease and Treatment Response in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Mount Sinai Researchers Receive $5 Million Gift From the Blavatnik Family Foundation to Expand Revolutionary Organ Perfusion Platform

Mount Sinai Researchers Find Asian Americans to Have Significantly Higher Exposure to “Toxic Forever” Chemicals

Cigarette Smokers More at Risk for Tobacco Dependence Than Users of Smokeless Tobacco or Multiple Tobacco Products