Kelly Wolfgang

ASA Monitor • 1st October 2022

Anesthesiologists Drive Expanded Use of ECMO

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO, was initially developed as an extension of cardiopulmonary bypass to replace the function of the heart and lungs by pumping and oxygenating a patient's blood outside the body. The procedure, once only able to be used for hours or days at a time, can now support patients for months uninterrupted, offering a bridge to recovery or further treatment that will save a patient's life.

Oncology Times • 26th October 2022

Learning the Cancer Care Needs of LGBTQ+ Patients

The Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Health recently introduced an initiative to raise awareness for LGBTQ+ patients with cancer. The program aims to educate clinicians and staff about the needs of this unique population to better enhance care. Backed by the center's transgender surgery services team, the initiative has already seen success in its first months.

BEST • 22nd November 2022

A Survivor's Journey: Positivity in the Face of Breast Cancer

Cheryl Dubiel's journey from cancer diagnosis to survival and beyond.

The Hearing Journal • 26th October 2022

Hearing Loss and Dementia: Breakthrough Research Seeks Causal Link

Emerging research on the relationship between hearing loss and dementia reveals a possible causal link that could impact audiology and memory care drastically in coming years. Though the exact association between the two conditions is yet to be identified, recent studies have determined four potential theories for the biological and cognitive processes underlying the link. With further research on the horizon, researchers predict breakthroughs in the near future.

MonitorDaily • 4th August 2014

Equipment Finance’s Leading Women

As the economy continues making strides and the demand for equipment rises, leaders of equipment finance companies in the U.S. must continually evolve to meet the expectations of both a growing client base and stakeholders. With a concern for interest rates and uncertainty over lease accounting changes looming, the pressure to maintain year-over-year growth and best the competition remains the focus of those heading the pack.

Oncology Times • 23rd October 2022

Promising Clinical Results for Cancer Associated With VHL Disease

For patients with von Hippel-Lindau disease (VHL), the discovery of a drug that could limit the incidence of tumor growth is life-changing. The disease, a rare autosomal dominant hereditary disorder occurring in approximately one in every 27,300 to 39,000 live births, is associated with benign and malignant neoplasms, including clear cell renal cell carcinoma, pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors, and hemangioblastomas in the central nervous system and retina.

The Hearing Journal • 23rd October 2022

Study: Osteoporosis Linked to Higher Risk of Hearing Loss in Women

A recent, first-of-its-kind study found that osteoporosis and low bone density may be important contributors to aging-related hearing loss.

MonitorDaily • 2nd July 2015

VFG’s Eimers: Breaking Out of the Black Box

Monitor: Please share with our readers your background. What led you to a career in equipment finance and to your position at Vision Financial Group?

CE: My background is varied from trading tax advantaged securities on Wall Street to closing large leveraged lease and project finance transactions. I was seeking out an opportunity to develop longer term relationships rather than a focus on singular transactions. This led me into vendor finance and assuming leadership roles at GE Capital, Bank o

ADVANCE for Medical Laboratory Professionals • 19th September 2011

NACCLS Accredits New Laboratory Program

For students looking for a creative, flexible and innovative approach to becoming a laboratory professional, DeVry University's National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences- (NAACLS) accredited Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS) Bachelor's Degree Program offers limited class time, clinical opportunities and a high rate of post-graduate employment.