Brasner, Blumberg & Amaru

10/26/2025

Dr. Shari Brasner joined Leslie Schlachter & Dr. Alison Snow for a special episode of The Vitals, a The Mount Sinai Hospital podcast, to discuss the latest in gynecologic cancer prevention, early detection, treatment options, survivorship, and patient support programs. In 45 minutes, they highlight key issues surrounding ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, uterine cancer, vaginal cancer, and vulvar cancer—as well as the emotional, physical, and social impact of these diagnoses on patients and families.

September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. In this special episode of The Vitals, Mount Sinai experts Dr. Shari Brasner (Obstetrics & Gynecology) and Dr. Alison Snow (Oncology & Supportive Care) discuss the latest in gynecologic cancer prevention, early detection, treatment options, survivorsh...

05/22/2025

Dr. Rebecca Amaru pours cold water on this TikTok myth.
"Moms-to-be are sipping this weird Starbucks drink to induce labor — experts say it’s ridiculous." Fabiana Buontempo reports for the New York Post

These pregnant mamas are eager to get things moving and grooving.

05/21/2025

“BBA” @ The Mount Sinai Hospital’s Crystal Ball honoring Dennis Charney, Dean of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, at Chelsea Piers Pier Sixty.

05/18/2025

Work up a sweat, but stay comfortable.
Dr. Isabel Blumberg is quoted in this InStyle article by Allison Lax.

Shop the best underwear for working out, according to women’s health experts, workout instructors, and more. These panties have each been tested by InStyle staff and range in style from seamless briefs to high-rise thongs.

05/13/2025

These four OB/GYNs are rarely - if ever - in the same place at the same time. 📸

12/21/2024

12/16/2024

This team was born to be pushing boundaries, and they always deliver!
Happy & healthy holidays to all.
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and All the Best in 2025!

10/26/2024

Shari, you are an inspiration.

Thank you for sharing your story.

All of us at BBA are super proud of you & grateful to the medical staff at The Mount Sinai Hospital.

My Story: A Doctor Becomes a Cancer Patient Updated on Oct 24, 2024 | Featured, Patient Stories “I am grateful for all the compassionate care I got at Mount Sinai,” says Shari Brasner, MD, who has been an obstetrician/gynecologist at Mount Sinai for more than three decades. She was diagnosed wit...

09/22/2024

We're big fans of prize-winning journalist Lisa Miller, domestic correspondent for the Well health section at The New York Times. This is her latest from Sept 20, 2024.

The Power of a Smaller Breast: Breast reduction is all the rage in cosmetic surgery. Are women asserting their independence or capitulating to yet another impossible standard of beauty?

Breast reduction is all the rage in cosmetic surgery. Are women asserting their independence or capitulating to yet another impossible standard of beauty?

05/24/2024

Drs. Shari Brasner, Isabel Blumberg & Annie Olsen at The Mount Sinai Hospital's Crystal Party honoring Dr. Ken Davis at Chelsea Piers on Tues May 21.

05/24/2024

"How to get dressed with the legendary Dr. Isabel Blumberg"

Leandra Cohen's recent post about "An OB/GYN in possession of the full range of Phoebe Philo’s contribution to fashion on what style can bring to your days."

Follow the link below to her conversation with Dr. Blumberg on how to shop (second-hand, almost only), how to get dressed (Levi’s make for a great Row jeans stand-in), and the magical world that exists inside the minds of people who care about clothes.

An obstetrician and gynecologist in possession of the full range of Phoebe Philo’s contribution to fashion on what style can bring to your days

03/24/2024

Lisa Miller is the new domestic correspondent for Well at The New York Times. She begins her March 23 essay, "For Catherine, Living a Public Life in a Public Body, Privacy is Illusory," with a poignant anecdote about her own care with Isabel Blumberg, her gynecologist.

Per Lisa, "Catherine asked for space after her cancer diagnosis, but cancer is a series of intrusions for any patient. And when Catherine agreed to marry a future king, her body ceased to be her own."

She asked for space after her cancer diagnosis, but cancer is a series of intrusions for any patient. And when Catherine agreed to marry a future king, her body ceased to be her own.