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Lung cancer—once considered nearly impossible to cure—is entering a powerful new chapter. At Mount Sinai, teams of surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, and researchers are transforming how this disease is detected and treated, offering patients more hope than ever before.

At Mount Sinai, we’re not just preparing for the future of health care—we’re building it. As the first academic medical center to establish a Department of Artificial Intelligence and Human Health, we’re transforming how care is delivered, how discoveries are made, and how patients experience medicine every single day.

Our donors make a world of difference for the Mount Sinai Health System and all the communities we serve. From all of us at Mount Sinai, thank you.

In 2025, Team IBDKids celebrated its 20th year of participation, proudly earning the distinction of being one of the longest-running charity teams in the New York City Marathon's history. Founded by Dr. Keith Benkov, a renowned pediatric gastroenterologist responsible for the development of the pediatric IBD center at Mount Sinai, the team has made a significant impact in the fight against inflammatory bowel disease. Dr. Benkov's journey began when he ran his first marathon during medical school at Mount Sinai in 1978.

The Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center (AHC) was established in 1968 as New York’s first primary care program specifically for teens’ health needs. In the decades since, it has grown to become a model of excellence in adolescent health care nationally and worldwide, providing comprehensive medical, mental health, and reproductive health services to more than 8,000 young people annually—at no cost to patients.