William A. Wertheim, MD, MBA
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Executive Vice President, Stony Brook Medicine
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I'm excited to see that two of our Stony Brook University researchers were awarded SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund support to help move breakthrough ideas toward real-world impact, from advanced wound care to AI-driven robotics. Congratulations to Dr. Singh and Dr. Purwar!
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ACL injuries are among the most common knee injuries seen in active adults, athletes, and even teens. While these injuries can be serious, an individualized treatment plan can help with recovery. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Kristen Hopkins shares her insights.
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ACL Injury: What to Know About Causes, Treatment and Recovery
ACL injury is among the most common knee injuries seen in adults, athletes and teens. An individualized treatment plan is most effective.
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about 4 hours ago
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Every drop counts. 𩸠Blood donors are essential to patient care, supporting everything from emergency surgeries to ongoing treatments. This National Blood Donor Month, consider giving to make a meaningful impact in our community.
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1 day ago
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Recent changes to CDC childhood vaccination recommendations have raised important questions for families. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Sharon Nachman shares perspective with NY1 on what this means:
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CDC slashes childhood vaccination recommendations
Six of the 17 vaccines were cut from the schedule, including those for rotavirus, hepatitis A and B, meningitis and dengue.
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2 days ago
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Brew a fresh cup of coffee because a new episode of Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds is here! š āļøš 𩺠Dr. Alison Madden, Chief Medical Officer at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital, joins me to discuss her approach to leadership and more:
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2 days ago
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New year, new health goals, but how do you make these resolutions stick? Our Stony Brook Medicine experts share practical tips for building lasting habits in an insightful episode of HEALTH Yeah!
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5 days ago
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Infant botulism is a growing concern for parents & caregivers across the country. Recognizing the signs is key to keeping your child safe & ensuring they receive medical care when needed. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Susan Walker shares her insights:
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Infant Botulism Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore and How You Can Protect Your Baby's Health
Recognize the signs of infant botulism and what steps to take if you are concerned about your child's health.
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5 days ago
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A new study from Stony Brook University researchers finds measurable brain changes in World Trade Center responders with chronic PTSD, offering insights for early screening and biomarkers. Nearly 25 years later, many responders face the lasting impacts of trauma.
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6 days ago
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Access to a dedicated childrenās hospital can make a real difference in a childās care. Stony Brook Medicine's Dr. Carolyn Milana shares why these hospitals matter so much with News 12:
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6 days ago
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New year, new episodes of Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds are brewing! š āļøš 𩺠Dr. Rabih Chaer, Chief of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Stony Brook Medicine recently joined me for an intriguing conversation about his vision for advancing vascular care and more. Stay tuned!
7 days ago
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A healthy gut contributes to strong immune defenses, a healthy metabolism, and more. By nurturing your gut microbiome, you can support everything from energy levels to a healthy inflammatory response. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Astha Muttreja shares her tips:
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How to Improve Gut Health: Foods & Lifestyle Tips That Work
Maintaining your gut health contributes to strong immune defense, a healthy metabolism, appetite regulation, and improved mental health.
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7 days ago
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A remarkable milestone for Stony Brook Medicine: The Stony Brook Heart Instituteās Center for Advanced Lipid Management is the first to administer a commercial dose of plozasiran, an FDA-approved RNA-interference therapy for Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome.
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8 days ago
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New research involving distinguished Stony Brook University Professor Peter J. Tonge links tumor metabolism to how cancer drugs work, offering insight that could help advance more precise chemotherapy treatments.
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8 days ago
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Now that the year is underway, Iām excited for all that lies ahead at Stony Brook Medicine and the progress weāll continue to make together. As for my personal wishā¦weāll just have to see how that one plays out. š Wishing everyone a healthy, happy, and fulfilling 2026!
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9 days ago
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Energy drinks are a popular way to get a quick boost; however, physicians are increasingly recognizing a link between excessive energy drink consumption and serious health risks, including stroke. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Jason Mathew shares what to know:
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Can Energy Drinks Cause a Stroke? Risks You Need to Know
Do energy drinks increase stroke risk? Learn the warning signs, how caffeine affects your brain and when to seek help.
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11 days ago
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A new study by researchers from Stony Brook University's Renaissance School of Medicine identifies a protein that helps drive kidney inflammation and points to a potential new way to slow damage in chronic kidney disease.
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12 days ago
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I'm proud to share that Stony Brook University Hospital has been recognized by Womenās Choice Award as one of the Best Hospitals for Breast Cancer Care in New York for 2025. Congratulations and thank you to our team for their expertise, compassion, and commitment.
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12 days ago
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Did you know one blood donation can save up to three lives? January is National Blood Donor Month, shining a light on the importance of and ongoing need for donors. Stony Brook Medicineās Tess Smith answers the most common questions about the process.
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Blood Donation 101: How, Why and Who Can Give
Learn answers to your questions about donating blood, the donation process, possible side effects and when and where you can give.
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12 days ago
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A view from my recent trip to Prague! Iām feeling grateful for time to reset and gain a little perspective. Taking time away helps us return more present and grounded in our work and for those we serve. Happy New Year! Wishing everyone a restorative start to 2026.
13 days ago
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As we end the year, I want to express how grateful I am for the hard work, dedication, & accomplishments of our Stony Brook Medicine team. Thank you to all our incredible faculty and staff who go above and beyond every day. Wishing you a safe, joyful New Year!
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Celebrating Excellence at Stony Brook Medicine: In Their Words
At our Winter 2025 Town Hall meeting, we spotlighted a few of our employees who accomplished something special this quarter. Hear directly from these healthcare heroes on how it feels to be recognized and working at Stony Brook Medicine.
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14 days ago
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For more than two decades, Dr. Wei Zhao has been transforming how breast cancer is detected. Her work at Stony Brook University bridges engineering, imaging, and patient care, advancing innovation with real-world impact.
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15 days ago
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Exciting news! Stony Brook University Hospital is included on Becker's Hospital Review's 100 Great Hospitals in America list for 2025. I'd like to congratulate and thank our teams, whose knowledge, collaboration, and commitment inspire recognitions like this!
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15 days ago
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As the year winds down, Iāve been reflecting on what our Stony Brook Medicine teams accomplished in 2025 and the momentum weāre carrying into the year ahead. As we look toward 2026, Iām incredibly grateful for our people and excited for what weāll continue to build together!
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16 days ago
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In our digital world, many parents wonder when they should allow their child to have a smartphone. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Anthony Anzalone shares his insights on a study that shines a light on the potential health risks of giving one to a child too early:
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Is Your Child Too Young for a Smartphone? New Study Reveals Risks
A new study shines a light on the potential health risks of giving a smartphone to a child too early. Learn how to navigate this challenge.
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16 days ago
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Recently, Stony Brook Medicine's Multidisciplinary Aortic Center hosted its first Aortic Dissection and Aneurysm Awareness Day, bringing together experts, patients, and survivors for education, screening, and important conversations.
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19 days ago
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One of my favorite parts of this time of year is spending time in the kitchen, especially baking my pane siciliano. Thereās something grounding about slowing down & sharing something homemade with others. I hope this season allows you time to rest & recharge for the year ahead!
21 days ago
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Thank you to members of the New York Islanders for spreading holiday cheer to our Stony Brook Children's Hospital patients last week. Their visit brought excitement & warmth to so many families. I'm truly appreciative of the teamās kindness & the joy they shared. Happy holidays to all!
22 days ago
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Norovirus, also known as the stomach āfluā or stomach bug, is a common but unwelcome visitor, especially during the colder months. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Susan Donelan shares the causes, common symptoms, how to protect yourself against norovirus, and more:
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Your Guide to Norovirus (the "Winter Vomiting Disease")
Norovirus is highly contagious and fast-spreading, meaning it easily moves through households, schools and public spaces. Learn more here.
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22 days ago
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This holiday season, Iāve been reflecting on what's defined my two years as EVP of Stony Brook Medicine, and it always comes back to our people. The dedication, teamwork, and passion of our team are the driving force behind our academic health system! Thank you for all you do!
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23 days ago
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When a child experiences loss, it can feel like the world has turned upside down for them and for a parent or caregiver. Stony Brook Medicineās Rani Goldman shares how to talk about loss, provide daily support, and more:
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Supporting a Grieving Child: A Guide for Parents
Learn to recognize the signs of grief in children and find practical ways to provide emotional support after a loss.
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23 days ago
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Thank you to all who were involved with Wolfieās Holiday Toy Drive, hosted by Stony Brook's Division of Enterprise Risk Management. From West Campus to East Campus, our community came together to support our nationās heroes, patients, and families, helping to make the holiday season brighter.
26 days ago
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Stony Brook Childrenās Hospital's recently launched CARE program connects students in crisis with timely mental health support. Partnering with districts across Suffolk County, CARE links families and schools to pediatric specialists when needed most.
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26 days ago
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How do the goals for Stony Brook Medicineās new Clinical Trials Unit align with the goals for our health system & Stony Brook University as a whole? Dr. Susan Hedayati shares her insights on this topic & more in the new episode of Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds!
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27 days ago
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Grief is a deeply personal experience that nearly everyone will face at some point in their lives. If you are navigating your own loss or supporting someone who is, Stony Brook Medicineās Rani Goldman shares helpful information to know:
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Understanding the Stages of Grief: Practical Steps for Healing
Grief is a personal journey, and it doesn't follow a straight line. Learn about the stages of grief, common emotions and how to find support.
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27 days ago
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Congratulations to Stony Brook University Hospital's recent DAISY Award recipient, Teresa Rose, RN, who was nominated by the daughter of a patient. Thank you for taking such great care of your patients, Teresa! We're lucky to have you at Stony Brook Medicine.
28 days ago
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Reflecting on my first two years as EVP of Stony Brook Medicine, Iām proud of our progress and energized for whatās ahead. With Stony Brook University president Andrea Goldsmithās partnership, weāre ready to accelerate, build, and catalyze in 2026!
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29 days ago
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Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men between the ages of 15 and 44. Itās also one of the most curable forms of cancer, especially when detected early. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Wayne Waltzer shares his insights:
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Testicular Cancer: How Early Detection Saves Lives
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men, and its incidence has been gradually increasing.
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29 days ago
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In October, I traveled to Capitol Hill to meet with members of the Long Island congressional delegation to strengthen the relationships that support our Stony Brook Medicine patients and academic mission. More on my visit:
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30 days ago
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Male infertility affects millions of men worldwide, yet it remains a topic many hesitate to discuss. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. William Berg shares his insights to help you take control of your reproductive health:
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Male Infertility: What Every Man Should Know
Male infertility affects millions. Learn common causes, signs and steps to improve your reproductive health.
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about 1 month ago
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Research shows that adopting the six pillars of lifestyle medicine can reduce the risk of most chronic diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and more.
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Medicineās Drs. Raja Jaber and Astha Muttreja share their insights:
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What are the Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine?
Lifestyle Medicine is an evidence-based approach to preventing, treating and reversing many chronic diseases that affect millions of people.
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about 1 month ago
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Bold vision ahead for Stony Brook Cancer Center, with Dr. Ray Bergan outlining plans to expand research, grow funding, and increase access to cutting-edge clinical trials with TBR News Media.
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about 1 month ago
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This week, Stony Brook University hosted its 3rd annual Stony Awards, celebrating the staff, faculty, and healthcare heroes who drive Stony Brook's mission forward every day. Congratulations to Stephanie Parra, Christine Marsh, Jeannie Guglielmo, and all this yearās winners & nominees!
about 1 month ago
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A new H3N2 subclade K flu strain is around this season, raising a common and important question: āWill my flu shot still work?ā In short, it's the single best way to protect you & your loved ones. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Sharon Nachman explains:
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The New H3N2 Flu Strain: Will Your Flu Shot Protect You?
Worried about the new H3N2 flu strain? Learn how it affects flu vaccine protection, key symptoms to watch for and steps to lower your risk.
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about 1 month ago
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Congratulations to Stony Brook University Hospital CEO, Carol Gomes, on being named one of Crainās 2025 Notable Leaders in Sustainability, a well-deserved recognition of her leadership and impact on sustainable healthcare!
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about 1 month ago
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Thanks to all who joined our last Stony Brook Medicine Town Hall of 2025. It was great to reflect on this yearās progress & hear updates from our teams. Thanks to our leaders, experts & staff who make these events possible. Excited for what's to come next year!
about 1 month ago
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Breast cancer awareness is an important health topic to keep in mind year-round. Stony Brook Medicineās Dr. Anastasia Bakoulis recently joined News 12 to share proactive and empowering information to know.
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about 1 month ago
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The Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook University has been named a Best Nursing Home for 2026 by U.S. News & World Report! Congratulations to all who made this possible. Their work sets the standard for excellence in serving those who have served our nation!
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about 1 month ago
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Fill your coffee mug & settle in for a new episode of Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds! Dr. Susan Hedayati, Director of Stony Brook Medicineās new Clinical Trials Unit, joins me to discuss how the unit will expand opportunities for cutting-edge research & more.
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about 1 month ago
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Bladder health is not always a comfortable topic to talk about. Iām grateful to our Stony Brook Medicine experts for helping make the conversation accessible, informative, and empowering. Check out the latest episode of HEALTH Yeah! for more:
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about 1 month ago
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It's almost time for our final Stony Brook Medicine all-staff town hall of 2025! See you at 11am in the MART auditorium or virtually on Teams. Looking forward to a wonderful meeting.
about 1 month ago
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