Oliver Mullin Barry, MD

Janie Zeitlin is a nutritionist based in White Plains, NY, offering consultation services and corporate wellness programs. With a focus on sustainable lifestyle modifications, Janie helps clients understand the impact of their eating habits on their overall well-being and success in achieving their goals. Through her expertise, Janie empowers individuals to make effective dietary choices, providing them with the motivation and knowledge needed to eat right without struggle. With a deep understanding of the connection between food and health, Janie guides clients towards achieving lasting changes in their eating habits for a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle.Generated from the website

James A. Lee, MD, oversees the endocrine surgery program at Stamford Health. His primary role is Chief of Endocrine Surgery at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, where he specializes in the care of patients who have disorders and diseases of the thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal glands. Dr. Lee holds the appointment of the Edwin C. and Anne K. Weiskopf Associate Professor of Surgical Oncology at Columbia University Medical Center. Dr. Lee earned his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1999. Afterward, he performed an internship and two residencies in surgery at New York-Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia University). He also performed a fellowship in adult stem cell research at New York-Presbyterian Hospital. Before his medical studies, Dr. Lee attended Yale University, where he earned a degree in English literature. Using his expertise and great passion for education, Dr. Lee has developed and organized several postgraduate courses in surgery. He is director of the COACH Education Project, which creates and maintains a multimedia curriculum for surgical education. As a physician and surgeon with Stamford Health, Dr. Lee is dedicated to providing personalized care and advanced, innovative treatment for his patients.

Irene Lytrivi, MD, is an authority on pediatric heart transplantation and pediatric heart failure due to cardiomyopathy or congenital/acquired heart disease. Before joining the Division of Cardiology in Columbia's Department of Pediatrics, Dr. Lytrivi was medical director of the Pediatric Heart Failure and Heart Transplant Service at Mount Sinai Medical Center. She completed her residency in pediatrics at Monmouth Medical College in New Jersey, followed by fellowship training at Mount Sinai in pediatric cardiology and noninvasive cardiac imaging, and in heart transplantation at Boston Children's Hospital. Dr. Lytrivi's research focuses on improving outcomes for children with heart failure and those that have heart transplantation. She is interested in optimizing the selection criteria for heart transplantation and refining cardiac function evaluation with advanced non-invasive imaging techniques.