The Miracles Among Us with Marc Siegel, MD, Internist and Author
Almost everything a doctor sees can be explained by science. Well, almost. Drawing on more than 30 years as a physician at NYU Langone, Dr. Marc Siegel explores the mysterious place where faith and medicine meet, made real by the true stories of patients whose healing defied the odds.
At the heart of the evening is the soft miracle — not a single inexplicable event, but the accumulation of small, interconnected moments, when grace, coincidence, timing, and human connection, produce an extraordinary outcome.
Inspired in part by his own parents, who lived to 102 and 100, Dr. Siegel will share remarkable, and fully relatable, accounts of soft miracles. Though his message may be rooted in his faith, his stories are universal — meant for everyone. Expect an hour of science, reflection, meaning, and human connection in healing, as well as time for conversation and questions.
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About Our Presenter
Marc Siegel, MD, is a practicing internist and Clinical Professor of Medicine at NYU Langone Health, and he makes frequent appearances as a Senior Medical Analyst for Fox News.
Dr. Siegel is also medical director for Doctor Radio on SiriusXM, a member of the board of contributors at USA Today, and a columnist for The Hill and The Wall Street Journal. A graduate of Brown University and the SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine, Dr. Siegel has been on the teaching and clinical faculty at NYU Langone for more than 30 years. He is the author of several books, including False Alarm, The Inner Pulse, and the novel Bellevue.
His book, The Miracles Among Us: How God’s Grace Plays a Role in Healing, and the inspiration for his presentation is featured as a #1 New York Times Bestseller.