(Credit: Feinstein Institutes ... Dr. Zanos was recently awarded $3 million from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), part of the National Institutes of ...

Tracey, MD, president and CEO of the Feinstein Institutes and Karches Family Distinguished Chair in Medical Research. "This research suggests the potential to treat nerve pain using focused sound ...

Following his death earlier this month, the obituaries for John Feinstein paid fitting tribute to his enduring contribution to the sporting wing of the great American library. Each trawl through ...

John Feinstein, sportswriter, columnist and author of dozens of books, including his most famous, “A Season on the Brink,” which chronicles the 1985 Indiana University men’s basketball team ...

Telling a publisher, even a fake one on TV, you read about sports would never have happened without the fine work of John Feinstein. He took sportswriting and storytelling to another level.

In the walkway off the basketball court in Atlanta’s Georgia Dome, John Feinstein was making a scene. He had just found out that the media at the 2013 NCAA men’s basketball Final Four had been ...

Michael Feinstein was born in Columbus, OH, and developed an interest in the piano and in show musicat an early age. After moving with his family to Los Angeles in 1976, he met Oscar Levant's widow, ...

John Feinstein, the peripatetic sports journalist, author and broadcast commentator who spent most of his career affiliated with The Washington Post, died at age 69 on Thursday, March 13.

John Feinstein, who died Thursday at 69, mattered in a way that most sportswriters don’t, at least not anymore. He knew everybody, and everybody knew him. So on those one or two nights each college ...

The first book I read cover to cover without a break was “Season on the Brink.” I bought it at the Syracuse University bookstore without knowing much about the subject and nothing about the ...

John Feinstein, a columnist for The Washington Post and an author of 48 books, died at age 69 on Thursday. The cause of death may have been a heart attack, according to his brother Robert Feinstein.