New York Times Magazine
Dr. Johnny Lee was listed in the New York Times Magazine as a Super Doctor in Cardiology in New York City. Super Doctors identifies top 5% of doctors in their fields as selected by their peers and the independent research of Key Professional Media.

U.S. News and World Report
Should be Exercise and Heart Disease
The study does add some insight to the well-worn subject of exercise and the heart, said Dr. Johnny Lee, an assistant clinical professor of medicine at The Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.

WB11
Dr. Lee interview on waist size and how it is a powerful indicator for heart risk.

WABC
Dr. Lee's interview on the importance of your Body Mass Index (BMI)

RNN
"A recent study revealed that the rate of obesity is on the rise in the nation and in particular New York City.  Why is this happening? How do we prevent this? What are the consequences of obesity?"

CW11 - WPIX
A recent report in the New York Times found that in New York City, heart attack death rates were the highest in the United States.

NY1
You may have noticed the Empire State building lit up in red in honor of American Heart Month. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Some risk factors are genetic, while others you can change.

ABC - WABC
Staying on top of your good health means keeping track of several risk factors for illness. One of those is your cholesterol. Dr. Jay Adlersberg says there are some basics that should be knowledge at your fingertips.