A new Weill Cornell Imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian (WCINYP) diagnostic center at 575 Lexington Avenue will be a transformational hub for medical imaging, and a cornerstone for the future of predictive health care at Weill Cornell Medicine.
We are in a period of unprecedented growth at Weill Cornell Medicine. As we expand our clinical enterprise through groundbreaking initiatives like the state-of-the-art imaging center at 575 Lexington Avenue – a facility poised to transform clinical care and innovation at our institution.
When Ellen Davis joined the Weill Cornell Medicine Board of Fellows in 2015, she embarked on a decade of discovery and support for two of her passions – research and women’s health – then found a way to weave them together.
Dr. Suzanne Frye realized she wanted to go into a surgical subspecialty during medical school in Philadelphia in the 1970s, but she was also interested in women’s health care.
Ten years ago, Weill Cornell Medicine opened the Belfer Research Building, creating a springboard for high-impact translational research that has been key to the institution’s growth as a leading academic medical center.
It is often said that the character of an institution is shaped by those who dedicate themselves to its mission. And with its world-class students, staff, faculty and donors, Weill Cornell Medicine is clearly exceptional.
A historic investment from Board of Fellows member Israel Englander will advance Weill Cornell Medicine’s growing research enterprise and support critical initiatives throughout the institution.
Medical advances depend on exemplary clinical, research and educational infrastructure. As part of our dedication to our mission to care, discover and teach, Weill Cornell Medicine is undertaking two transformative capital projects, thanks to our $1.5 billion We’re Changing Medicine campaign.
Milestones, the Weill Cornell institutional newsletter, is published four times a year and highlights some of our recent donors and exciting developments.
