Mpox 2023 Update: An Evolving Story Click to Enlarge As of October 1, 2025, there have been 226 new Mpox cases in New York City in 2025, 57 of which occurred between August 10-September 11. In case you missed it, go to the MSSNY CME website, https://cme.mssny.org
HIV/AIDS Provider Reporting in New York State Click to Enlarge The Bureau of HIV/AIDS Epidemiology recently launched a new online training entitled HIV/AIDS Provider Reporting in New York State. This training is available at the New York State Department of Health, HIV Education & Training Programs website.
Have You Checked Out the MSSNY CME Website Lately? Click to Enlarge Did you register for one of MSSNY’s 2024-2025 Medical Matters webinars, but something else came up and you missed it? Not to worry! You can now view ALL of them on the MSSNY CME website! And
Have You Checked Out the MSSNY CME Website Lately? Click to Enlarge Did you register for one of MSSNY’s 2024-2025 Medical Matters webinars, but something else came up? Not to worry! You can now view ALL of them on the MSSNY CME website! And while
Have You Checked Out the MSSNY CME Website Lately? Click to Enlarge MSSNY CME can help you prepare for the next disaster. Of particular interest is the Emergency Preparedness module Nuclear Radiation and Blast Injuries 2024 Update and Medical Matters: Disaster Preparedness: Every Physicians Second Specialty
AMA, 78 Medical Societies Back Vaccination Against Respiratory Viruses Click to Enlarge With respiratory viruses expected to surge this fall and ahead of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) meeting this week, MSSNY joined the American Medical Association (AMA) and nearly 80 medical associations
PreAct 2025: A New Model for Mental Health Response to Mass Trauma Click to Enlarge On June 5–6, the PreAct conference will convene international experts at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai to explore new strategies for addressing the mental health impact of
April CME Opportunities: Medical Cannabis, Hepatitis Coinfection, and Alcohol Use Disorder Click to Enlarge MSSNY is pleased to share three no-cost CME opportunities to expand clinical knowledge on critical topics affecting New York’s physician community. Each session is accredited for 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Lung Cancer Screening: Making it the New Norm for Early Detection and Improved Survival Click to Enlarge Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related death in New York State and across the country, yet screening rates remain critically low—despite strong evidence that early detection
Unlock the Power of Networking in Medicine: Women Physicians Leadership Academy Continues Click to Enlarge Networking is a critical tool for career advancement, leadership development, and expanding opportunities in medicine. The Women Physicians Leadership Academy continues this morning, March 15th, with our last session, The
