Archives

Diseases & Conditions

How Does Dialysis Work?

Health & Wellness Health Matters with a drawn heart behind it podcast logo

What Happens After Dry January? with Dr. Robert Brown

Heart Health Mati Luik prepares to hit a tennis ball on the tennis court

With a New Heart, a Tennis Player Feels Like a ‘True Champion’

Health & Wellness

How to Make Dry January Work for You

Transplant Health Matters with a drawn heart behind it podcast logo

Surprising Facts About Organ Donation with Dr. Alyson Fox

Transplant NewYork-Presbyterian's Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation team recently performed its 500th pediatric liver transplant.

NewYork-Presbyterian Celebrates Its 500th Pediatric Liver Transplant

Transplant

A Kidney Donation Cements a Forever Bond Between Two Teachers

Transplant Francis Mbappe, who received a liver transplant at NewYork-Presbyterian, sitting with his bass guitar.

A Return to Rhythm: Life After Liver Transplant

NYP News The Skaat and Civil families, along with Dr. Marc Richmond, Dr. Richmond, pediatric cardiologist and director of the Program for Pediatric Cardiomyopathy, Heart Failure and Transplantation at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, visited the Today show to share how the domino heart valve transplant helped save their children's lives.

Infants from Groundbreaking ‘Domino’ Heart Valve Transplant Reunite on the Today Show

Transplant Chad Glaser, who donated a portion of his liver to his son, Ethan Glaser, when he needed a liver transplant.

Conquering New Heights: A Father and Son Celebrate a 20-Year Transplant Anniversary

Children's Health

Saving Two Babies' Lives With One Pioneering Approach to Transplantation

Transplant Illustration of a yellow starfish against a blue background

How Is The Liver Like a Lizard and a Starfish?

Transplant Jerry Cahill cycling outdoors.

For a Triple Transplant Recipient, Getting Back on the Bike is a ‘Celebration of Life’

Transplant Side-by-side image of an organ donor and recipient. Left is an image of Steve Wilson, kidney donor, holding a sign that says "Organ donation changed my life because... My kidney helped someone live their best life. - Steve Wilson, kidney donor." Right image is Rachel Harper, wearing blue and holding a sign that says "Organ donation changed my life. I was able to see my first grandchild born." Rachel Harper, heart recipient.

‘How Organ Donation Changed My Life’

Transplant

‘We Needed to Do Something’

Heart Health Former Cats dancer Bob Hoshour celebrating life after heart transplant

Celebrating Our Heart Patients

Transplant Donald "DJ" Toby and Lauren Toby

‘The Greatest Act of Love’

Transplant

How a News Segment Moved a Woman to Donate Her Kidney to a Stranger

Load More