Pearls
Speakers at Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar's Grand Rounds, coordinated by the Division of Continuing Professional Development, share their 'pearls of wisdom' about their chosen field of interest with us.
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Influenza and Sars-Cov2 are two viruses whose stories are tied to major pandemics killing millions of people. Influenza ...
Deposition of amyloid peptides (A) as senile plaques and tau as neurofibrillary changes constitutes the hallmark neuropathological lesions of Alzheimer's disease (AD)...
Venous thromboembolism describes the clinical presentation of atypical clot formation in the venous system of multifactorial origin, mainly depending on the so-called Virchow triad: stasis, vessel wall injury and hypercoagulability...
Coronavirus has brought the world of economics, politics, healthcare and indeed humanity to a stand-still in one maleficent swoop. An unprecedented shutdown of the global economy (Jones et al., 2020)...
The scope of pediatric pathology is wide – it covers pediatric medicine and surgery and also extends into intrauterine development and placental pathology...
There has been a lot of hype around Artificial Intelligence (AI) recently - some myth and some facts. However, the undeniable reality is we are currently in the biggest health crisis of our lifetime – the COVID-19 pandemic...
Although the incidence of breast cancer (BC) is lower in low and middle income countries relative to the incidence in high income countries[1], evidence shows that BC is rising in incidence worldwide [2]...
Autoimmune rheumatic diseases (ARDs), such as rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus, are chronic heterogenous systemic disorders characterized by immune dysregulation and inflammation that can lead to organ damage and significant morbidity...
At the peak and epicenter of the pandemic, Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM) had 481 COVID-19 patients in the hospital, 237 in an ICU and 216 on ventilators. While new ICU beds were created, the WCM Palliative Care Consultation Service (WCM PCCS) was initially unusually quiet, but it quickly became apparent that the staff in the ICUs and the families of the hospitalized patients were struggling
In the Grand Rounds on Obesity: A Rising Threat to Global Health that was delivered on Sunday, September 13, 2020, we covered several points: • What is obesity and what problems does it present in the US, in Qatar, and throughout the world? • How did obesity become a threat to global health? • How do we as physicians and healthcare providers play a role in weight bias and how can we make a change? • Which strategies might we take to address the obesity epidemic?