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SeedToB’s founder envisioned Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare before it was the norm

April 30, 2025 by Aparajita Chatterjee

Smiling man with glasses and short hair in business casual attire

“It is not a filter”, he clarifies, giving a virtual tour of his office. Shantanu Nigam, co-founder of SeedToB, joined the Zoom meeting from his Atlanta home office, which he briefly mentions he “converted half of [his] basement into.” The room looks like a Pinterest vision board. A white cabinet in the back with several […]

Filed Under: Features, Health, News Tagged With: artificial intelligence, health, technology

Stanley Goldberg’s health may decline, but his husband’s support remains strong

July 9, 2022 by River Zhang

Stanley Goldberg (left) and Richard Daniels (right) take photos of tulips in the West Side community garden

Stanley Goldberg, 83, and Richard Daniels, 70, went for a walk in the West Side Community Garden on an April afternoon in 2022. Daniels had a mission in mind: to help his husband Goldberg regain his passion for photography. Goldberg used to visit this garden for hours at least four days a week to photograph […]

Filed Under: Features, Multimedia, Photo Tagged With: gay marriage, health, photography

Covid Babies

May 24, 2021 by Yindi (Victor) Chen

Covid Baby

The birth of a child has always been extremely consuming for the parents, not to mention going into labor amid a global pandemic. What are the concerns parents had for their infants growing up under quarantine? This piece explores how the lockdown has physically and mentally influenced both parents and their babies.  

Filed Under: COVID-19, Health, Multimedia, News, Video Tagged With: COVID-19, health, New York City, women

The Coronavirus is Disproportionately Impacting Black People in New York

June 22, 2020 by Mili Mansaray

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New York City is a ghost town. The empire state is the country’s epicenter for covid-19, the illness caused by SARS-CoV-2 (one of many coronaviruses), with a total of 335,000 infections as of May 9, according to Intelligencer. The Big Apple alone is enduring 178,776 cases, according to The City. Now, sidewalks once littered with pedestrians are barren in the […]

Filed Under: COVID-19, Health, News, Social Justice Tagged With: COVID-19, health, race

Juuling: a College Lifestyle or Epidemic?

March 29, 2019 by Elle Shurm

The Juul next to a NYU student's workload. Courtesy of Shraddha Nair

You encounter it everywhere: sitting in a crowded lecture hall, walking down Waverly Place, and even in the quiet study rooms of Bobst.  A quick puff of smoke followed by the sickeningly sweet smell of mango. The Juul, designed as a nicotine-packed electronic alternative to cigarettes and sleekly packaged to resemble a flash drive, has […]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Photo, The Word Tagged With: college, health, juul, nicotine, smoking, stress

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