Spotted at the NewYork-Presbyterian Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns — our nurses are out of this world! The 16th floor is home to our antepartum unit, where our nurses work to ensure the health of our pregnant mothers and their babies. A virtual tour is linked in bio!

School's Out and summer's in full swing! Every Tuesday, Dr. Aimee Morrison will be sharing essential health tips for girls. Today's topic? Five key reasons to visit a pediatric gynecologist. Our team offers sensitive, compassionate care. Tap the link in our bio to learn more.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital was once again named the best hospital in New York—and climbed to No. 4 in the nation—for Obstetrics & Gynecology by U.S. News & World Report. We're proud to work with NewYork-Presbyterian @columbiamed and to create a healthier future for women @weillcornell. Link in bio.

A big welcome to the newest members of our @weillcornell Ob/Gyn team! It was a joy connecting at our recent new employee orientation. We're excited to grow together and continue advancing care for women at every stage of life. #welcome #onboarding #obgyn

Celebrating 5 years of the NewYork-Presbyterian Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns! Since opening in 2020, our @weillcornell Ob/Gyn team has welcomed 35,000+ babies. We're honored to serve women across NYC — and we can't wait to see what the next 5 years will bring! #obgyn

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, but many parents face barriers. During #WorldBreastfeedingWeek, we join WABA in promoting support for all feeding journeys. At Weill Cornell Medicine, we're here to help. #WBW2025 #WABA #PrioritiseBreastfeeding

There's a lot of info (and misinformation) out there about taking care of things "down there," and we understand it can be confusing. Dr. Aimee Morrison, pediatric and adolescent gynecologist @weillcornell, shares tips to help you stay healthy and comfortable all season long!

Our interns recently honed their skills in MVA and D&E procedures as part of their core training. We're proud to be a Ryan Residency Training Program Weill Cornell Medicine, shaping the future of Ob/Gyn by integrating comprehensive family planning training into residency education. #obgyn

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Deanna Gerber to Weill Cornell Medicine as Assistant Professor of Clinical Ob/Gyn! A fellowship-trained gynecologic oncologist from NYU Langone Health, Dr. Gerber specializes in minimally invasive surgery & cancer survivorship. #welcome #gynecologiconcology #obgyn

Join us in congratulating Dr. Natalie Squires on matching into the Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at Yale School of Medicine! We're incredibly proud and can't wait to see all she accomplishes in her Ob/Gyn career. #fellowmatch #obgynfellowship #obgyn

Last week, we had the pleasure of representing Weill Cornell Medicine and connecting with the wonderful team at MLB headquarters! Raising awareness around women's health and preventive care is so important, and we're truly grateful for the chance to engage with our community. #nyc #obgyn

We know the first GYN visit can feel a little intimidating, but our team is here to make it comfortable, supportive, and educational. Dr. Aimee Morrison, pediatric and adolescent gynecologist @weillcornell, explains what to expect at your first appointment. #schoolsout #obgyn

SSRIs, like Zoloft and Prozac, are often vital during pregnancy—but an U.S. FDA panel recently raised concerns about autism risk, sparking misinformation. Dr. Lauren Osborne joined The Brian Lehrer Show and A Daily Politics Podcast to discuss SSRI use in pregnancy and the need for evidence-based care. Link in bio.

Do you really need a Pap smear every year? Cervical cancer screening is essential, but the guidelines may surprise you. Follow along as Dr. Rochelle Joly, gynecologist @weillcornell, breaks down what you should know about Pap smears. #papsmear #cervicalhealth #womenshealth #obgyn

Our @weillcornell Maternal-Fetal Medicine team recently came together for a dessert potluck to warmly welcome our new fellow, Dr. Rachel Friedlander. Here's to a sweet start and to an exciting year ahead! #maternalfetalmedicine #obgynfellowship #obgyn

Heading to camp or traveling this summer? Let’s talk leak-proof period care. Dr. Aimee Morrison, pediatric and adolescent gynecologist @weillcornell, breaks down the pros and cons of all the period products on the market so you can find what works best for you. #schoolsout #obgyn

Join us in congratulating Erin on her well-earned promotion to Account Administrator! She began as a pre-authorization representative, supporting patient care through insurance approvals. Fun fact: Erin spent 15 years teaching English in Asia, where her three children were born.

Last week, we talked about Pap smear guidelines—but what happens if your results come back abnormal? Dr. Rochelle Joly emphasizes the importance of speaking with your provider to find the follow-up plan that's right for you. @weillcornell #papsmear #cervicalhealth #obgyn

At Weill Cornell Medicine, we're committed to excellence in both patient care and medical education. Dr. Corinna Oxford-Horrey shares how our residents develop and refine their obstetrical skills while caring for patients on the antepartum unit. #antepartum #pregnancy #obgyn

In a recent publication, Dr. Christina Pardo highlights the urgent need for community-driven solutions to address maternal health disparities. Discover how their innovative, community-centered approach in Brooklyn is making a difference—read more at the link in our bio. #obgyn