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by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us on October 15 for our annual Town Hall. Your questions helped focus the conversation on what matters across Downstate: the experience of working here, the transformation of University Hospital at Downstate, and...
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
For many of our patients, getting care involves more than scheduling an appointment. Transportation, medication costs, language barriers, and coordinating visits with several specialists can stand between a patient and the treatment they need. For...
Tags: Downstate Health, Family Medicine, School of Public Health
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
From The Commons to Starbucks Way, we are creating more spaces to study, work, connect, and take a break at Downstate. The planned Medical Research Library Renovation Project is the next step, bringing updated learning spaces and new gathering areas...
Tags: Capital Improvements
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
Physicians spend their careers caring for others, but their own experiences with illness, trauma, and recovery can offer lessons that medical training alone cannot teach. Michael F. Myers, M.D., Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, is bringing those...
Tags: Psychiatry
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
For Downstate, evaluating artificial intelligence (AI) in mental health care means asking how well it can serve the patients and communities we know. Tools must account for differences in language, culture, and access to care.
Tags: AI
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
Downstate’s faculty and staff are helping to develop and evaluate artificial intelligence (AI) tools that expand access to mental health care while protecting quality and safety. That work was featured at the Global Center for AI in Mental Health’s...
Tags: AI
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
Losing a leg can affect nearly every part of a person’s life, from working and getting around to living independently. Research led by Sherene E. Sharath, Ph.D., MPH, Associate Professor of Surgery and Director of Clinical and Health Services Research,...
Tags: Surgery
by Office of the President - October 20 , 2026
Whether she’s finding a photograph in the archives or lending a hand at a campus event, Cheryl M. Marriott brings patience, care, and a steady presence to Downstate.
Tags: Faculty / Staff
by Office of the President - October 6 , 2026
When a patient describes a symptom, the details matter. So does the chance to say it while their clinician is listening, rather than concentrating on a computer screen. At University Hospital at Downstate (UHD), a new pilot is exploring whether AI...