In the News

Dr. David Fiorella and Dr. Henry Woo use cutting-edge technologies to advance treatments

February, 2013
At Stony Brook New FDA-Approved Clot Removal Devices Show Promise for Treating Stroke Patients

January, 2013
Donald Macron, M.D. appointed as Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

Dr. Henry Woo is Man of the Year in Medicine

December 27, 2012
Stony Brook University doctor saves lives with new clinical devices

November 28, 2012
Long Island Business News honors Dr. David Fiorella with Achievements in Health Care Award

Henry Woo, M.D. elected to American Heart Association Board

August 15, 2012
Stony Brook University Stroke Specialist Elected to American Heart Association Board

STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL'S TOP DOCS - 14 MDS SELECTED IN NEW YORK MAGAZINE'S BEST DOCTORS ISSUE

June 29, 2012
Stony Brook Alzheimer's Researcher and Athlete to Compete in First NYC Ironman Triathlon

June 18, 2012
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL'S "TOP DOCS" -- 14 MDS SELECTED IN NEW YORK MAGAZINE'S BEST DOCTORS ISSUE

Stony Brook University Receives $2.5 Million Gift from Robert and Lisa Lourie for Pediatric MS Centerd

April 17, 2012
Stony Brook University Receives $2.5 Million Gift from Robert and Lisa Lourie for Pediatric MS Center

April 3, 2012
Donor Stories: Christopher Pendergast
"Ride for Life" Organization Donates $500,000 for ALS clinical trials

February 27, 2012
Stony Brook University Medical Center Receives 2nd "Get With the Guidelines" Gold Plus Award

January 27, 2012
Lorna Role Named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

November 3, 2011
Press Release
Stony Brook Physician Named to SNIS
National Leadership Position
Dr. David Fiorella Appointed "Member at Large" of 600-Member SNIS Read more.

Prime Time for Stony Brook on September 23 CBS Pilot
Stony Brook University was on prime time television on Friday, September 23, during the 8:00 pm CBS/Channel 2 pilot premiere of the new drama series "A Gifted Man," starring Patrick Wilson, directed by Jonathan Demme, and written by Susannah Grant. Read more.

September 8, 2011
Press Release
National Stroke Prevention Trial Reveals High-Risk Patients without Stents Implanted had Fewer Second Strokes
Stony Brook the Only Participating Site on Long Island in the NIH-Sponsored Clinical Trial Read more.

June 29, 2011
Press Release
Smithtown College Student Who Suffered Cranial Bleed At Age Six Eyes Her Own Career In Medicine 13 Years Later
Daughter of Stony Brook University Medical Center physician taking summer science classes Read more.

June 8, 2011
Press Release
Stony Brook University Medical Center Earns
National Recertification As Advanced Primary Stroke Center
Designation by The Joint Commission recognizes safe,
high-quality care Read more.

Dr. Lauren B. Krupp, Director of the National Pediatric MS Center and Summer Soiree Founder, Merry Slone

June 2, 2011
"Summer Soiree" By Day Benefits Research At Stony Brook's National Pediatric MS Center
Celebrity Performances Feature Lainie Kazan, Joely Fisher
and Michele Lee
The event, which starts at 11:30 a.m., benefits pediatric MS research conducted at the Center. It will be held at the Glen Head Country Club in Glen Head, N.Y., on July 26. Read more.

May 18, 2011
Press Release
Stony Brook Cerebrovascular Center Offers Revolutionary EndovascularTreatment Of Complex Cerebral Aneurysms
Newly approved FDA device "rebuilds" diseased artery by diverting blood flow from aneurysm Read more.

April 27, 2011
Long Island Pulse
Long Island's Top Doctors - Dr. Henry Woo
The term physician-scientist could have been invented to describe neurosurgeon Henry Woo, MD, as he so perfectly embodies it. Not only is he equal parts clinician and researcher, but he also has integrated the two seamlessly in his role as Director of the Cerebrovascular and Stroke Center at Stony Brook's Institute for Advanced Neurosciences. Read more.

April 14, 2011
Village Times Herald
Man who was 'put back together' returns
When a plane crash left Charles Bianculli with life-threatening injuries, doctors at Stony Brook University Medical Center weren't sure when he would walk again. Bianculli strolled into the hospital last week to thank the staff who, he said, "put me back together."

Jan 25, 2011
Press Release
New Painkiller with No Apparent Side Effects or Addictive Qualities
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