Vol. 16, No. 1 Winter 2006 Winthrop's Bariatric Surgery Program Leaves Lives Forever Changed Bariatric Surgery Procedure Angioplasty Proceduresat Winthrop Ranked at the Top by NY State's Health Department Singapore Doctors and Hospital Leaders Tour Winthrop's Cardiac Care Facilities Pulmonary Rehab Programis Step in Right Direction for Lung Disease Patient First Annual Pulmonary Hypertension Walk Raises Thousands for Research Winthrop's Diabetes Education Center Celebrates Grand Opening of New,Larger Facility Winthrop's Diabetes Education Program Once Again Merits ADA Recognition Annual Check-Up Catches Early-Stage Tumor, Minimally Invasive Procedure Spares Kidney Winthrop First to Perform Spinal Radiosurgery with CyberKnife ASU Tours Help Young Patients Prepare for Surgery An Elegant Evening of Celebration & Charity The Guardian Society Thinking Ahead for Your Future and Winthrop's Syde Hurdus Foundation Supports Endoscopy Center and Research Treiber Family Gives in Memory of Their Son First Annual "Evening of Tasting & Giving" Raises Thousands Cardiac Surgeon and Family Donate in Support of Heart Surgery Center Construction Auxilians Once Again Join Hands to Help Pediatrics "Extend the Holidays" Toy Drive Keeps Smiles Going The Pat Lyons Foundation "Family Sunday" Created for Cancer Center for Kids' Patients Jay's World Foundation Furthers Support of Winthrop's Pediatric Facilities Williston Park Rotary Lends Support for Cancer Survivors' Program Winthrop Welcomes 2006 Golf Tournament Co-Chairs Garden City Resident Celebrates Birthday by Helping Young Patients Back to Publications Article Tools  Print this page  Email this page

John P. Broder, Vice President of External Affairs, Winthrop, (second from right) accepts the check from Rotary members Nancy Zolezzi, Richard Reers (second from left), Zaree Voskerijian (center), and Larry Kane (right). The Williston Park Rotary annual golf outing held last September raised $7,700 for Winthrop-University Hospital's Cancer Center for Kids. The funds are earmarked for a new program that addresses the psychological issues, stress and anxiety that young cancer survivors are confronted with.

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