Dr. Paul Goldstein

Paul Goldstein played a critical role in the development of Yale Medical School's Section of Pediatric Endocrinology through his development of a pediatric diabetes clinic at Yale New Haven Hospital in the late 1960s which we retained when I arrived in September, 1971 as the sole pediatric endocrinologist. Before the advent of test strips to assess control, Paul developed a unique means of evaluating diabetes control in children through assay of urine glucose collected in fractions, which we...

I am very sorry to hear of the passing away of Doctor Goldstein. He was my Pediatric Doctor and I remember him as a very caring Doctor. May He Rest In Peace.

What a great Man ,what a great life story. May God bless him and his family

Forever remembered, forever missed.

I´ll never forget when my mom heard of the practice snd we switched around 1980. I probably had one of the first and moderately severe cases of allergies/asthma in the 70s/80s that definitely impacted my life and was obscure back then. Dr. Goldstein and his practice were definitely experts. I drive by the old location on George and Sherman and think about it often. I also remember when I was was about to graduate college and he transitioned me to my first adult doctor during an...