Weill Cornell Medical College

Introducing Our New Location in Downtown Manhattan!

The physicians and staff of Weill Cornell Eye Associates are pleased to announce the opening of Weill Cornell Eye @ Downtown, our new office located on 156 William Street, 12th floor. We are currently seeing patients at our new location and our specialists look forward to meeting you.

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Through a Glass, Darkly

The New York Times Q&A with Dr. Jessica Ciralsky about Cataracts Read full article

Weill Cornell Medical Students Present Research During Annual Symposium

For Kelley Bohm, presenting her research on dry eye syndrome at Weill Cornell Medical College's Medical Student Research Day was as much about showing her peers what she accomplished as it was a trial run. Read full article

New glaucoma procedure, iStent, being performed at Cornell.

The iStent is part of a new class of minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries being offered at Cornell to safely reduce intraocular pressure for the treatment of glaucoma. To learn more about these surgeries, watch the video below.
http://eyetube.net/series/eyetube-journal-club/episode-20-istent-discussion-and-recent-data-on-iop-reduction-with-cataract-surgery/

November, 2012

Two Times Congratulations to Dr. Sun

Grace Sun, MD was recently named Directory of Residency Training for the New York Hospital program. Additionally, she was appointed to fill the newly created Young Ophthalmologist seat on the NYSOS Board of Directors.

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Ophthalmologist R. V. Paul Chan, MD, combats an eye disease that strikes premature infants

Dr. Robison Chan was acknowledged in Weill Cornell Medicine for his global efforts to help ROP patients. Click here to read the full article.

Weill Cornell Ophthalmology Shines at International Meeting