From left to right: Sharon A. Campbell MSN, FNP-BC, RN-C, CNN, ANNA NYC Chapter Member; Karen Ann Johnson-Fairclough MSN, RN, ANNA Northeast Health Policy Advisor; Barry Smith MD, PhD, President of The Rogosin Institute; Micah Z. Kellner, New York State Assemblyman, 65th District; Roberta Billman RN, MS, CNN, CCTC, ANNA NYC Chapter President |
New York State Assemblyman, Micah Z. Kellner, visits The Rogosin InstituteNYS Assemblyman, Micah Kellner, visited The Rogosin Institute on August 23, in honor of Kidney Disease Awareness and Education Week. Representatives from the NYC Chapter of the American Nephrology Nurses’ Association presented an overview of kidney disease and its related complications.
A discussion followed with Assemblyman Kellner and Rogosin physicians, nurses and nurse practitioners on the impact of kidney disease and related needs for health policy consideration such as increased funding for initiatives to prevent chronic kidney disease. |
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Cancer ResearchMark discusses how The Rogosin Institute made a difference for him and his partner, Bob, who was diagnosed with colon cancer. View Video » |
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Problem Solving for Better HealthThe Rogosin Dreyfus Health Foundation's new book, "Problem Solving for Better Health" offers a global perspective on healthcare problems and presents practical interventions to improve health and quality of life. Learn More » |
The Rogosin Institute - "excellence and innovation for life"The Rogosin Institute has unique ways of bringing worldwide, the results of basic research to the patient for prevention and treatment of disease. The Institute has unusual opportunities to do this in kidney disease; transplantation including pancreatic islet transplantation for diabetes, cardiovascular disease related to cholesterol and other lipid disorders. It has the ability to recognize allied health problems. The goal of The Institute is to carry out and further these missions. |
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In January, two papers on our pre-clinical cancer macrobead studies were published in the on-line edition of the prestigious journal Cancer Research. Learn More » |
