Dr. Zach Grinspan (Zach Grinspan, MD MS) recently presented a CURE Epilepsy webinar, "Transforming Data into Seizure Control with Learning Healthcare Systems." Watch the webinar and see Q&As here. bit.ly/grinspanwebinar

A paper by Zach Grinspan, MD MS and colleagues was recently selected for commentary in Epilepsia. Their research highlights how a learning health care system could be an unprecedented opportunity for health care improvements for epilepsy patients. ➡️ bit.ly/grinspanepilep…

A recent study found that preferred treatment for infantile spasms include ACTH and oral steroids, as opposed to nonstandard therapy. Read more: neurologylive.com/view/preferred…

A new review describes automated techniques to identify pediatric epilepsy surgical candidates, written by Dr. Jules Beal and Zach Grinspan, MD MS of #WCMPeds and NewYork-Presbyterian in collaboration w/ Dr. Debopam Samanta of Arkansas Children's. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34620464

#AES2021 kicks off on December 3 in Chicago. Members of #WCMPopHealthSci & Weill Cornell Pediatrics will be featured at the event with other leading researchers. To get a full picture of American Epilepsy Society's annual meeting, visit bit.ly/AESMeeting2021 Follow the 🧵 below for presentations.

Great talk with Zach Grinspan, MD MS, Maria Cilio, & Tristan Sands. Merging advanced data analytics, expert medical skill and intuition to drive innovation and improved outcomes. #pelhs #epilespy American Epilepsy Society #AES2021

Great session on data analytics in #epilepsy with Zach Grinspan, MD MS at #AES2021. Talking about how intuition and data can work together, and how we can work to improve care!

Dr. Zachary Grinspan of #WCMpeds Weill Cornell Neurology co-led an investigation, in collaboration w/ DrFionaBaumer Renée Shellhaas, MD, MS & Pediatric Epilepsy Research Consortium, on health disparities in treatment for infantile spasms- an often devastating form of epilepsy. bit.ly/3E3EzGN

Although learning about SUDEP can be overwhelming, it's important to talk to your healthcare team about your risks and prevention. Dr. Patel and Dr. Privitera discuss why it is important to talk about SUDEP. #StartTheSUDEPConvo Link: bit.ly/3NXOhhI

We are hiring! Seeking candidates - in Neurology, Cardiology, Nephrology, & Medical Genetics - who are committed to providing exceptional patient care, supporting innovative research, & educating the next generation of pediatricians & pediatric scientists. bit.ly/3KjMYt9

Child Neurology Foundation Lots of #NeuroHero friends met yesterday for the #PELHS annual meeting - working together to improve care for children with #Epilepsy! What a great team! Zach Grinspan, MD MS Anup Patel, M.D. @AmyZampi Erin Fedak Romanowski, D.O. Alison Kukla, MPH

"There is nothing that will set a researcher's belly on fire than a parent during a research call saying 'Get it done'." - Zachary Grinspan neurologylive.com/view/partnerin… stxbp1 @SLC6A1_Mom SynGAP Research Fund (SRF)

.Weill Cornell Medicine will no longer submit data to U.S. News & World Report for its medical school rankings. While medical schools share common goals, we have unique cultures. These rankings do not capture the depth of our educational offerings. My statement: bit.ly/3Haac3y

For some people with epilepsy, the risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) is a concern. In this episode of Back to Health, Dr. Padmaja Kandula of Weill Cornell Neurology describes what we've learned, risk factors, and treatment options: bit.ly/3RXOEfH

. Zach Grinspan, MD MS at the first European STXBP1 Summit & Research Roundtable in Milan, Italy, presenting on a clinical trial, based on the groundbreaking bench neuroscience at Weill Cornell Medicine, that suggests phenylbutyrate may reduce seizures in children with STXBP1 encephalopathy.

Dr. Grinspan’s updates were based on the groundbreaking doctoral work of Dr. Noah Guiberson (Noah Guiberson, PhD 🧠🐭🐛) in the Jacqueline Burre laboratory at WCM Neurogenetics.

.Zach Grinspan, MD MS has been awarded an R01 from the @NINDSnews for his study that aims to improve the care of newborns who experience seizures and their subsequent outcomes and to predict and prevent epilepsy in high-risk individuals. Read more: bit.ly/433kUmb

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