An Ambitious Research Strategy to Fight Pancreatic Cancer
NYU Langone’s Diane M. Simeone, MD, discusses how laboratory research may change the face of pancreatic cancer.
An Ant Farm Provides Fertile Ground for Discovery
An NYU Langone researcher uses ant colonies to study the molecular machinery that controls how genes express proteins.
An Astute Diagnosis Reveals an Uncommon Cardiac Condition
A 26-year-old woman was told she was out of shape, but NYU Langone doctors discovered something much more serious: hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
An Experimental AI Program Could Help Diagnose Concussions
An artificial intelligence program developed by NYU Langone’s Dr. Yvonne W. Lui can identify brain patterns pointing to a concussion.
An Expert’s Take on the Efficacy of Contraceptive Options
An NYU Langone expert discusses the different forms of contraception and why some are more effective than others.
An Implantable ‘Insurance Policy’ for an Irregular Heartbeat
An implantable cardioverter defibrillator keeps Alan’s heart under control and alerts NYU Langone’s Heart Rhythm Center if there are problems.
An NYU Langone Epidemiologist Capitalizes on Her Research
When NYU Langone launched a phase 1 clinical trial for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, Dr. Aisha Langford became one of the first to get vaccinated.
An Over-the-Counter Continuous Glucose Monitor Debuts
NYU Langone endocrinologist Dr. Michael Natter weighs the pros and cons of the first FDA-approved continuous glucose monitor available over the counter.
Anatomy of a Leader: Nancy Sanchez
Nancy Sanchez, the head of human resources at NYU Langone Health, shares professional insights about her career in healthcare.
Ankylosing Spondylitis Explained
An expert from NYU Langone’s Spine Center explains ankylosing spondylitis and why some people with this condition may need surgery.
