INTERNATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Management Practice TISCH MS RESEARCH CENTER OF Healing MS The IMSMP newsletter to address the needs of our patients and keep you informed of the latest research treatments and ways to heal An Announcement from the IMSMP & Tisch MSRCNY Spring 2020 on the Coronavirus Volume 3, Issue 46 We are aware of the growing concern of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and would like to address some common questions our patients have been asking.

Despite being in the midst of an outbreak of this respiratory disease, there are still very few cases in the United States. However, people with multiple sclerosis may be taking some MS medications that can modify or alter the immune system, which can increase the risk of certain infections.

The following guidelines should be followed at all times, as we continue to monitor the situation. Updates can now be found regularly on our website and social media pages.

Individuals who are experiencing symptoms and may have traveled to areas of concern, or have been in contact with somebody who has traveled to these areas, should call ahead to their primary care physician before seeking treatment in person or head to an urgent care facility for testing.

If you feel you may have been exposed to the virus and have any upcoming appointments at the International Multiple Sclerosis Management Practice, please call (212) 265-8070 to discuss how to proceed.

Prevention and Ways to Protect Yourself*

• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. Always wash your hands with soap and water if your hands are visibly dirty. INSIDE THIS ISSUE

• Avoid large crowded areas and unnecessary physical contact. • Update on Tisch MSRCNY’s Phase II Trial and the • Avoid social activities and gatherings with close, intimate contact, examples Experimental Research Center include: playing cards, mahjong, etc. collecting and handling money, holding hands in religious settings, holding poles while riding the subway or other public transportation. • Recommendations for a Better Infusion from your Nurses *A portion of this information was obtained from the following websites: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/get-your-household-ready- • The Neuroprotective Benefits of for-COVID-19.html Tea by Dr. Deneb Bates https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/coronavirus/ https://www.nationalmssociety.org/About-the-Society/News/What-You-Need-to- Know-about-Coronavirus Healing MS

TISCH MSRCNY NEWS Update on the Phase II Trial and the Experimental Research Center

Tisch MSRCNY Stem Cell Team Rendering of the Third Floor Expansion

Phase II Trial Experimental Lab

The Phase II Clinical Trial is under way and we have enrolled 48 Construction is underway on the third floor. Once completed, the patients. The primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) blocks new space will allow us to expand our research endeavors and better have been completely filled and we are working on fully enrolling understand aspects of MS such as the differences between SPMS and the remaining secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS) PPMS and patients with cerebellar dysfunction. Advances in these blocks. Out of the enrolled patients, 33 have begun treatment and areas will greatly improve our understanding of the disease and the we hope to have all patients started on treatment by the end of opportunities for therapy. 2020. No official results can be released at this time because the trial is blinded and no interim analyses have been completed. The If you would like to donate to Tisch MSRCNY research, please visit study is a double-blind crossover type design which means that the www.tischms.org/donate! patients enrolled are randomly assigned to placebo or stem cell for the first treatment year and then receive the other treatment in year two. Dr. Violaine Harris and Dr. Saud A. Sadiq are the only people aware of who is receiving stem cells.

DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION SERVICES Annual Checkup With Your PT and OT

difference in the course of your level of wellness and independence with the activities you need and like to do.

Getting re-evaluated regularly by a rehabilitation professional not only provides information about whether you have any new or worsened impairments but also re-addresses your physical and cognitive goals for improvement. Reviewing and updating a home exercise program is essential for anyone who wants to move better Getting an annual checkup is commonly thought of with an and safer, regardless of whether one’s MS status has changed. This internist and a dentist. However, for people with multiple sclerosis is especially true for people who believe their daily program is too (and probably most people in society), there are many benefits boring, too difficult, or otherwise feel it is just not helping. During of getting a “checkup” by a physical therapist (PT), occupational the checkup, you will be re-evaluated and your goals will be reviewed therapist (OT), and speech-language pathologist (SLP). These to get you back on track. professionals are considered the primary providers of rehabilitation services for people with MS. Be sure to schedule your physical therapy and/or occupational therapy checkup today. If you are a patient at the IMSMP and have a Often, people believe that they should only see their rehabilitation local PT or OT, we will be happy to collaborate with them so you can professionals after they have an injury. For people with MS, continue with your local therapist after your visit. some think that they should only make an appointment after an exacerbation or “flare-up.” However, all people should see at least one of these professionals every year for a checkup. That’s right, you can get a PT, OT, and an SLP checkup and it may make the 2 Volume 3, Issue 46

A NOTE FROM THE NURSES Recommendations for a Better Infusion

Here are some helpful tips from your or do crossword or Sudoku puzzles. You Infusion Team at the IMSMP: may also bring in a laptop/iPad with headphones if you’d like to surf the web/ Prepare your body: watch movies. Please be mindful, the An infusion means getting an IV, and the Infusion Suite is a shared common space, best thing you can do to prepare for it is to and noises are encouraged to be kept be properly hydrated. In the days before at low volumes, not to be disruptive to your infusion, drink plenty of water and others. Your nurses create a quiet, calming electrolyte-rich fluids (ex: Gatorade, Propel, environment for the comfort of all. Coconut water) and try to avoid excessive caffeine. Being well-rested is always a Bring food/snacks: good idea, but we understand it can be a Depending on your infusion, please challenge for some. If sleep is an issue for anticipate being here for most of the day. The IMSMP Infusion Team you, attempt to put forth some extra effort You can check in with the staff if you would (L to R Allan Zapanta, CNA, Katherine into getting quality sleep and rest in the like to get a more tailored time frame, Mulraney, RN, BSN, James McKee, RN and several days before your infusion. specific to your infusion. We encourage you Valentina Assenova, RN, BSN) to bring food with you. The infusion suite Bring a friend to your infusion: is equipped with a variety of refreshments You are able to bring a friend or family including coffee/tea/snacks. Feel free to member to your infusion as they can help bring your own favorite snacks, especially if in several ways. If you are nervous about you have food sensitivities. If your infusion the infusion, having a friend can help is several hours long and in the event you decrease your anxiety. If your plus one can don’t bring food with you, the infusion also drive you to the infusion location, nurses can provide a menu from local that can take a lot of pressure off your restaurants for delivery. Please be mindful, day. Having a driver can also be helpful delivery personnel are not permitted in the in the unlikely event that you have an Infusion Suite. An infusion staff member adverse reaction, or even if you just don’t will need to go pick up your order, which feel quite up to driving yourself home. A may be challenging if the day is eventful/ friend can also help you remember any demanding. Unfortunately, this does special directions that are given to you not apply to infusions on the weekends. March is MS Awareness Month by your doctor or nurse before you leave Staff are not able to accept any food the infusion center. Please be mindful to deliveries, and bringing your own food is CONNECT WITH US! limit your companion to a maximum of 2 recommended. visitors, as seating can be limited. Children Share YOUR story! under the age of 10 are not permitted in the Plan to go home and rest after the Infusion Suite. infusion: People can have different reactions to @IMSMP Dress for your infusion: an infusion. Some people may feel no @TischMSRCNY You will want to be comfortable and dress different, but others may be fatigued or in a way that makes you feel best. For drowsy. Some people have reported feeling some, that may mean athletic pants and as though they have more energy when a sweatshirt, or loose-fitting clothing that they finish an infusion. However you feel is not constricting. Be mindful that your afterward, you will need to take care of @TischMS nurses will need access to your arms for IV yourself, and that means keeping stress placement, therefore loose-fitting tops are under control, having a healthy meal, and recommended. getting some rest. Ideally, you will have your friend or family member drive you Bring something to do on infusion day: home where you can recharge and prepare During your infusion, you will be seated to return to your normal activities, such as @Tisch_MS on a comfortable infusion chair with work or school, the day after your infusion. options to recline. You will be seated for You should have the phone number for most of your infusion day therefore, having your physician’s office handy in case you www.imsmp.org something to do will be important. You can have any further questions. bring a book or magazine, but you could www.tischms.org also catch up on email, knit, write a letter, 3 Healing MS

SOCIAL WORK NEWS Making Meaning in Your Life with an MS Diagnosis

neurologist who confirmed I was Being a mom to active 11-year old twins, experiencing optic neuritis. With this a wife to a New York City firefighter, and episode, I received my official diagnosis a full-time teacher does take up a lot of of multiple sclerosis, three years after the time and energy. For a long time, I felt journey began. like this, and being a person with multiple sclerosis, was my only identity. Working After spending ten years with my with Dr. Williams, Dr. Bates and Yadira neurologist on Long Island and a lot of has really opened my eyes to what I CAN convincing from my family doctor I made do. Since my diagnosis, I have run in three the switch to the IMSMP. The clincher to half-marathons, one of them in Sydney make me take the leap and travel to NYC Australia. I also run the Tunnel-to-Towers for appointments was their out of the box 5K, through the Battery Tunnel thinking. It was one of the best decisions I to One World Trade, almost every year. have made. I have participated in over a dozen mud/ obstacle runs over the years. Most recently I When I met with Dr. Armistead Williams, was introduced to rock climbing. Whether I was super nervous. Having a new doctor it be bouldering (no harness) or top roping and telling your story again is not easy. I (harnessed), I constantly have to use my Yvonne Fortmeyer skiing with her family often try to ignore the fact that I do have brain to figure out my best way to the top. My story begins in October 2002, just three MS. Even on those days where I might be It often becomes a game of trust with my months after I got married. I went to see a bit more tired or my body feels a little body and what I believe it has the ability my family doctor for an annual physical. off and tingly (we call them small hiccups to do. The best way to think of it is as an He noticed the front of my shoes were in my household), I would want to ignore interactive 3D puzzle with your body. scuffed and sent me for a leg EMG and a it and just power through the day. When brain MRI. The MRI had shown abnormal faced with your doctors I learned not to If someone had told me 15 years ago that I white matter. At that point, I had no idea sugarcoat anything and be as honest as would be running and hanging off walls what that meant. He told me it looked I could. This led to my meeting with Dr. 40-50 feet high I would have laughed at like multiple sclerosis. I clearly remember Deneb Bates. She is AMAZING. The way them. It is with the support of all the staff telling him to pick something else, she speaks to her patients on a human level, at the IMSMP, Team Tisch MS, and my something I had to fight with everything I not just as a diagnosis, is untouchable. She family, that I will be able to achieve one of had for five or ten years but then I would has and still is working with me to make my life long goals this November. I will be be cured. This was not the case. I honestly my body and mind to work to the absolute running the streets of the five boroughs in thought this was the beginning of the best they can. She has definitely pushed the NYC Marathon. It has taken a long time end of my life as I knew it. I was sent to a me to step out of my comfort zone and for me to believe that MS is just a part of neurologist to confirm a diagnosis. Since take more chances in life. It was Dr. Bates me, but it doesn’t define me. I was symptom-free and a spinal tap came who introduced me to Yadira LaMazza, the back clean I wasn’t able to be officially Director of Social Work at the IMSMP. She To learn more about the social work diagnosed. In September 2005, I had a is such an asset to the IMSMP. I was invited services and support groups available at the career change, where I became a high to join a support group of wonderful IMSMP, please call (212) 265-8070. school mathematics teacher. That October, women. It really does help knowing I am I woke up one day and had trouble focusing not alone in this journey. with my left eye. Later that day I saw my

23rd Annual Tisch MS Research Center Patient Education Symposium

Sunday, September 13, 2020

9:30 AM - 1:00 PM 4 New York Hilton Midtown Volume 3, Issue 46

NEWS ON NATUROPATHY The Neuroprotective Benefits of Tea

Many of the most compelling health use, examples include caffeine sensitivity, benefits of tea are associated with the insomnia, kidney stones, hypertension and high polyphenol content, particularly using blood-thinning medication such as catechins including Epigallocatechin coumadin. Please work with a qualified galactate (EGCG). These tea polyphenols professional. Green tea supplements have are antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, have been associated with liver toxicity and neuroprotective properties, and regulate should be avoided. immune cells to reduce disease severity in Tea, like many botanical medicines, has animal models of MS. How to brew: To best enjoy the flavor of many different molecules with numerous green tea, brew it gently. Brewing it with health effects. Green tea has much higher catechin water that is too hot, or steeping it for too content than black tea, though Darjeeling long, brings out harsher and more bitter When we refer to a “cup of tea” we may is the highest of the black teas. Catechin flavors. While different types may have be generalizing to any infusion of dried content can vary by season of harvest. The more specific suggestions for best results, herbs in water. True tea comes only from quality of the pluck, type of processing a good rule of thumb for green tea is to one type of plant, Camellia sinensis. All and storage can all affect the final catechin use water that has cooled down for a few green, black and oolong teas come from content. Young leaves from the first flush minutes after boiling, and steep the tea for this plant. The differences between them are the highest quality and often highest in 1-2 minutes. depend on how the leaves are processed. catechins. The fermentation and oxidation processes For more information on lifestyle strategies used to create black and oolong teas reduce One of the many pleasures of drinking for living well with MS, please schedule to antioxidant levels, leaving green tea as the tea is getting to know the wide variety of see Dr. Bates, the IMSMP’s naturopathic top tea choice for health benefits. choices available and learning what your doctor. favorites are. If you are new to drinking Tea is a superfood with many bioactive green tea, jasmine pearls are a nice molecules, some of which can have introduction. Kukicha tea is made from biological effects even in a single dose. the twigs of the tea plant and is both low Tea contains caffeine which helps us be in caffeine and not overly sensitive to over awake and alert, though the amount steeping. Matcha tea has earned a place as differs by type of tea, and is significantly a favorite for its health benefits, because less than coffee. L-theanine is an amino the whole tea leaf is ground and consumed, acid abundant in green teas, that maximizing the intake of this medicinal promotes a state of focused calm, offsets plant. the stimulation from caffeine, improves memory and cognition, and can help with Though green tea has been consumed safely anxiety by regulating neurotransmitters in for centuries, certain medical conditions the brain. and medications may necessitate cautious TEAM TISCH MS NEWS Team Kanter Featured on the Cover of Ramsey Neighbors Magazine!

New Year, New Resolutions! To kick off the New Year, Ramsey Neighbors, a local publication in Ramsey, NJ sat down with TTMS General Manager, Dr. Kanter, and his family. This three-page interview discusses how multiple sclerosis has personally impacted their lives, and how they contribute to MS research through Team Tisch MS. To read the full story, visit www.imsmp.org and click on “News.”

Calling All Racers! We are proud to announce that Team Tisch MS has been awarded spots for the TD Five Boro Bike Tour. If you or anyone you know is interested in fundraising for the cutting-edge research at Tisch MSRCNY and would like to participate in this prestigious NYC race, please email [email protected]!

*Photo credit Kat Yannalfo, Photography by SKY

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DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NEWS Critters for the Cure Dina Lerman wanted to make something meaningful out of her multiple sclerosis diagnosis. While the news left her feeling “bugged out,” she channeled her energy into designing a t-shirt for her team for the MS Walk, with a new bug design every year. Eventually, this evolved into the creation of her company, Bugged Out, a line of hand-printed whimsical bug, fruit, veggie and critter designs available on clothing for children, as well as tote bags and accessories. Based in New York City, Dina’s designs have been sold at the “Shop in the Garden’’ of the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), as well as NYBG’s Annual Holiday Train Show and The Nassau County Museum of Art. They are also available in stores across the country and online. Bugged Out does not just serve as a creative outlet for Dina. A portion of the proceeds of all merchandise sold goes directly to supporting MS research. Starting this year, Bugged Out’s donation will support research at the Tisch MS Research Center of New York. Thank you Dina and Bugged Bugged Out merchandise Out!

Thank You to Our Facebook Fundraisers!

Facebook has made it super easy to turn your birthday (or any occasion) into an instant fundraiser! We would like to take the time to thank the following people who have hosted Facebook fundraisers in the past three months, to support the Tisch MS Research Center of New York:

Laura Cariello Stephen Christos Cami Klein Debbie Fruggiero Anyone can host a Facebook fundraiser! Paul Gioe Anamaria Grabovenko Shari Goodstein Haley Jordan Michelle Rizzolo Rafanelli

Our heartfelt gratitude to the many of you who have hosted a Facebook fundraiser over the past two years, to support Tisch MSRCNY.

Going “All-In” for MS Research

The 8th Annual Cards for a Cure Charity Poker Tournament was held by Friends of Joey Renda, in honor of Joey on October 19th at the Flemington Elks in Flemington, NJ. This crew of friends and family has steadfastly been there to honor their friend and show support for Tisch MSRCNY Friends of Joey Renda at the 8th Annual research and the Phase II clinical stem cell trial, which is now in its second year. Cards for a Cure Charity Poker Tournament As they have for the past eight years, 90 attendees gathered to enjoy a fun night, including an all-you-can-eat delicious dinner buffet with complimentary wine and beer, a Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament, raffles, and a dessert bar. The night was capped with a late-night pizza delivery to keep the party going!

Friends and family traveled from places as far as Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, Massachusetts, upstate , as well as Washington D.C. and various parts of New Jersey to be there with Joey.

The first tournament held in 2012 raised $15,000 in support of our research. This group gathers year after year, continuing to support Tisch MSRCNY, and in 2019 the Friends of Joey Renda raised over $22,000. Thank you to the Renda Family and all the Friends of Joey Renda. You are all an important and appreciated part of our Center!

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With Sincere Appreciation, We Honor & Recognize Our Donors* $100,000+ John Gizzi The Richter Family The Tisch MS Research Center The Estate of Nancy M. Jakobs Ruth & George Harms Sharon & Arnold Richter receives workplace giving funds Laurence & Sandi Gluck Charitable IMH Charities Jack D. Rubin from the United Way of New York Foundation Kramer Investment Corp. Phyllis & Gil Rubin City, United Way of Bergen County The Milazzo Family Foundation The Nathanson-Abrams Family Diane & Robert Sasson & the United Way Granite of New Foundation Jamie & Dennis Scurletis Hampshire. Inquire with your $20,000+ Chadwick Parson Leslie & Warren Simmons employer to participate. Anonymous Deborah Perelmuter & James Jarosik Michelle & Michael Sooklall The Tisch MS Research Center Enke Bashllari & Alec Hanson Georgia & William Pollak Spring/Neuhauser Fund gratefully acknowledges corporate- Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Umar Sadiq Sandra Stern matching gifts from the following Friends of Joey Renda Barry Satine Roseann & John Stichnoth companies: Barrie Gillies & William M. Drummy Joan & Harry Stecker Sherry & Ira Stolzenberg Howard & Betty Halff Fund of the San The Stephen Colbert Americone Catherine & Nick Thoele Altria Antonio Area Foundation Dream Fund of Coastal Tim & Maureen Tostanoski American Express The Linda B. & Howard S. Stern Community Foundation of SC Rinaldo Toporovsky Ameriprise Family Foundation Donna Squilla & Bradley Friedrich Renee Vieira Aspen Insurance US Services The Maureen & Gregory Church Antoanela Vaccaro Susan & Ira Wodin Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation Family Foundation Mark Van Hecke Denise Yazdanfar Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Rick Bock Fund of The Minneapolis Joyce-Marie Weinstein Nancy Young Diageo Foundation Lynne Zoltowski Lewicki & Estee Lauder Companies Stephen & Mary Birch Foundation $1,000+ Jonathan Lewicki General Atlantic Anonymous (8) Google $10,000+ Peggy & Timothy Barnes $500+ JP Morgan Chase Anonymous Berkman Charitable Fund Agia Realty LLC MasterCard Jessica Bonari Mark & Joy Berman AmazonSmile McKinsey & Co. Aurelien A. Boyer Cindy & David Bock Benton Community Foundation Microsoft Sunil & Meenakshi Chandiramani Bonnie & Gerald Bowen Lorenzo Bettino Pella Rolscreen Foundation Michael Costanzo Merri & Ned Braunstein Christine & Stephen Bilsky Prudential Lisa Grunwald & Stephen J. Adler Barbara & Ken Bryfogle Alexander Chernoff Total Quality Logistics Harold I. & Faye B. Liss Foundation C. Pihokken Fund Amelia & Nick Collins TPG Jane & Ron Jenny Thomas Camasta Debra L. Coyman Charitable Fund UBS Foundation Yana & Michael Kulper Lisa & Neil Canter James & Ruth Di Stefano White Mountains Capital The Lester & Grace Maslow The Carl & Randi Bushner Fund Susan M. Doherty Workday Foundation Elizabeth Cohen Arlene & Arthur Eis Carolyn & Steve Lovejoy Rebecca & Michael Costello Jay & Leora Fenster *This list includes donors of $500 or Abby & Lawrence Pratt Ellen Coulouris Claire & Russ Ferguson more received between November 1, Rena & Manuel Schnaidman DeanFox Foundation Beth Fossner 2019 & January 31, 2020. While every Edward N. & Jeanne Epstein Ellen & Thomas Gajda contribution is deeply appreciated, $5,000+ Foundation Claudia & Kenneth Gentner we regret that we are unable to AC Schwartzman Family Foundation Jack Eizikovitz Dale & Robert Gershowitz list gifts below $500 due to spatial Anonymous Nanci & Alex Fisher Ed Goldner limitations. In addition, this list Catherine E. Webb Fund Dennis & Holly Galgano GreenTECH does not reflect grants that have Kathleen & James Chadwick Scott Gold Elise Grossman & Scott Singer been awarded (i.e. from the National Mary Ellen & Matthew Clark Graystone Builders Kristen Gudewicz O’Neill & Fergal MS Society, featured in the winter Gordon Family Charitable Patricia & Lawrence Gruber O’Neill newsletter). Foundation The H & T Petersen Charitable Fund Andrew Huggins Jill C. Howard & Chris Burchsted Lynn Holuba Laura Hunt Every effort has been made to ensure Fredy W. Hunziker Sarah L. Horowitz & David Venarde Manjosh Joseph the accuracy of this list. Please Ron Kanfi J. Weinstein Foundation Steve Krass email Sarah MacCrae, smaccrae@ Barbara Kreger Joe & Denise Revello Charity Fund Lupu Family LLC tischms.org or call (646) 557-3863 Joanne & Michael Lewicki Robin & Michael Levine Stacy & Steven Mandel to report any errors or omissions, or Florence & Michael Mandel Rebecca & William Mclaughlin Jill & Neil Manis if you would like to have your name Diana & Richard Rainaldi Elizabeth Moore The New City Investment Trust removed from future listings. Diego F. Sanchez Jessica & Richard Morris Henry Pellerin Jodi & Marc Schneider Patricia & David Nelson Mary & Joseph Piacente Dorraine S. Schwartz Claudette Nevins Harriet S. Plaskow Michael J. Tisch Pasadena Community Foundation Meryl & David Rubin The Weissman Family Charitable Clyde Patton Jr. Gayle & Bob Santillo Foundation Lynn & Alan Pearce Aileen Stal Lori Plutchik Carole & Robert Steckler $2,500+ Stephen Rabinowitz United Pet Food Barbara & Terry Bachow Ronnie Ellen Raymond Debra & Richard Triggs Bugged Out Doria & David Reese Enrique G. Veranes Sherry & Dan Egan Maxine & Earl Reiss The Yaros Family Fund Akiva & Leah Weichselbaum 7 IMSMP & Tisch MSRCNY Tisch MSRCNY Saud A. Sadiq, MD, FAAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS Director Philip Weisberg, Chairman Lee J. Seidler, Chairman Emeritus Our Clinicians Our Administration Our Researchers Enke Bashllari, PhD Raheela Asifuddin, RT, BS Angela Albuquerque, BA Roberto Alfonso, PhD Cynthia D. Brodsky Valentina Assenova, RN, BSN Balram Boodhram, AAS Clara Arndtsen, BA Bonnie Eisler Deneb Bates, ND Yelena Buryan, BS Joseph Beaty, BA Bradley H. Friedrich Emily Brien, LCSW Margaret Calarco Derek Bishop, BA David A. Goldberg Christopher Cawley Sara Endy, BA Sharon Brenner, BS Peter J. Green Lisa Dabney, MD Erica Falkin, BA Setse Bush, BA David G. Greenstein Teresa Fellone, RN, BSN Carmen Gonzalez Francesca Cali, BA Paul Lattanzio Jessica Figliozzi, RN, BSN Galina Gurevich, BA Eric Chen, BS Bernadette Mariani Neil H. Grafstein, MD Allison Hodgkins, BS Madison Clague, BA James Mariani Stephen Kanter, PT, DPT, ATC Nyika Hollis Natoya Corbette, BS Musa Mayer Whitney Mallis, RN, BSN Jill Hughes Nicolas Daviaud, PhD Thomas R. Mayer, PsyD James McKee, RN Tammy Jordan, BS Jennifer Francis, BS Stephen R. Meyers Samantha McKillip, RN, BSN Pamela Levin, RN, BA Julia Granato, BA Elizabeth Maslow Montesano Courtney McKoan, RN, BSN Sarah MacCrae, BS Jacelyn Greenwald, BA Deven Parekh Katherine Mulraney, RN, BSN Lisa Mandel, BA Violaine Harris, PhD Monika Parekh Martha Nkansah, RN Mary Mathews, CPC Anna Iacoangeli, PhD Philip R. Peller Yadira LaMazza, MSW Draga Mickovic Amanda Kinge, BS Gaye T. Pigott Sabrina Paris, LMSW Alexandra Moffat, BA Jerry Lin, BA James C. Pigott Maha Salameh, RT, MS Kristina Mulroy, BS Anna Roselle, BA Philip J. Purcell Gabriel Sara, MD Ariana Nowicki, AA Bhaumik Shukla, BS Sharyl A. Reisman, JD Sareena Sathe, PT, DPT Amanda Oppenheimer, CPA Taylor Shue, BS David J. Rosenblum Rusudan Siriya-Gleyzer, RT, MD Kristyn Rosetty, BS Valentina Stefanova, MS Jeanette Rosenblum Jaclyn Spechler, OTR/L Kavina Sarju, BA Masooda Sultani, BS Saud A. Sadiq, MD, FAAN James W. Stark, MD, FAAN Sherly Sylvia-Iswahyudi, BA Jonah Vernejoul, BA Greta Rubin Schwartz Jaclyn Trezza, RN, BSN Theresa Waddy Tamara Vyshkina, PhD Richard Schwartz Jamie Weinstein, RN, BSN Aleksandra Wawrzyniak, BA Jamie Wong, PhD Bonnie Tisch Armistead Williams III, MD Qijiang Yan, MD, PhD Daniel Tisch Allan Zapanta, CNA Aaron Zigelbaum, MD Stanley Trotman Alla Weisberg

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