How a Sculptor’s Accident Is Now Inspiring His Artwork
NYU Langone hand and wrist surgeon Dr. Jacques H. Hacquebord discusses the complexity of hand and finger prosthetics.
How a Top Vaccine Researcher Spends Her Sundays
Dr. Stephanie Sterling, infectious diseases chief and vaccine research clinic co-lead at NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn, shares her Sunday routine.
How a Video Doctor Visit Helped an Injured Figure Skater
Gabriela’s hip injury endangered her figure skating goals; a video visit from an NYU Langone sports health doctor helped her get back on the ice.
How Aerobic Exercise Can Help Fight Pancreatic Cancer
NYU Langone researchers find that even brief bouts of aerobic activity might make cancerous tumors in the pancreas more susceptible to immunotherapy drugs.
How AI Can Save Time—And Lives
NYU Langone’s Dr. Leora Horwitz explains how artificial intelligence can help doctors diagnose patients faster—and better.
How AI Helps Students Learn to Become Better Doctors
NYU Grossman School of Medicine uses artificial intelligence to customize learning, improving outcomes for students and patients alike.
How an Avid Cyclist Got Back to Pain-Free Riding
With the help of NYU Langone orthopedic surgeon Dr. Morteza Meftah, an avid cyclist returns to bike touring following two total knee replacement surgeries.
How Artificial Intelligence Is Accelerating MRI Scans
NYU Grossman School of Medicine and Facebook AI researchers find artificial intelligence–generated MRI scans are as effective as traditional MRI.
How Bariatric Surgery Affects Inflammation & Type 2 Diabetes
NYU Langone’s Laboratory of Translational Obesity Research explores hormonal and microbiome changes after bariatric surgery.
How Breast Cancer Cells Survive in Oxygen-Deprived Tumors
Newfound signaling pathway helps cancer cells cope with the lack of oxygen found inside tumors, NYU Langone study finds.