NYU Langone Launches Project HEATWAVE
Project HEATWAVE, a collaboration between NYU Langone, Georgia Institute of Technology, and SilverLining, seeks to address heat-related mortality.
NYU Langone Opens New Ambulatory Care Center in Garden City
In January 2024, NYU Langone opened a 260,000-square-foot ambulatory care center in Garden City, bringing together 32 clinical specialties.
NYU Winthrop Rolls Out Stop the Bleed Program
NYU Winthrop Hospital expands its Stop the Bleed program into the Long Island community.
Our Holistic Approach to Breast Cancer
NYU Langone’s holistic approach to breast cancer addresses fertility and heart health, as well as emotional and physical needs after diagnosis.
Rare Immune Cell Type Key to Keeping Common Virus in Check
Researchers at NYU Grossman School of Medicine revealed that a rare type of immune response is the key to keeping cytomegalovirus in check.
Researchers Aim to Make Tumors Vulnerable to Chemotherapy
NYU Langone study reveals coping mechanism that enables a deadly type of cancer cell to resist treatment.
Researchers Use Iron Toxicity to Kill Cancer Cells
NYU Langone study finds turning off a key protein frees oxygen to damage iron-dependent proteins in lung and breast cancer cells.
Seizures Linked to Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood
Fueled by personal tragedy, NYU Langone researcher Laura A. Gould, MSc, devotes her career to unlocking causes of sudden unexplained death in childhood (SUDC).
Spinal Deformity Affects Hip Replacement Surgery Success
New insight on how spinal deformity may affect hip replacements may lead to better surgical outcomes for patients.
Star-Shaped Brain Cells May Play a Key Role in Glaucoma
NYU Langone study shows neuron-feeding astrocytes release toxins after brain injury, driving neurodegeneration in glaucoma and related diseases.