Study Addresses Hidradenitis Suppurativa’s Impact on Marginalized Populations
The Autoimmune Disease That Attacks the Hair Follicles Disproportionally Affects Females and African Americans
SOM Student Advances Reproductive Health Science on the Global Stage
Olena Kocur’s Passion for Reproductive Health and Science Has Already Led to Presentations at an International Conference
Age Matters: Shock Index is a Superior Predictor in Geriatric Trauma Care
NYMC Faculty Study Reveals Even Slight Increases in Shock Index Heighten Mortality Risk in Elderly Patients
COVID-19 Symptoms During Omicron Surge Differ Between Boosted and Vaccinated Non-Boosted Individuals
COVID-19 Boosters Reduced Aches But Increased Respiratory Symptoms
Asthma Found to Have Profound Impact on COVID-19 Patients in New Study
Patients with Asthma Were Twice as Likely to be Hospitalized and Five Times as Likely to Die
Study Highlights Racial Inequities in Foster Care Placement Following Non-Accidental Trauma
Black Children Are More Likely to be Victims of Non-Accidental Trauma and Discharged to Foster Care
Innovation Across the Miles
NYMC and Lovelace Forge Powerful Ties in Health Research
Matthew Urban Pursues Ophthalmology Research with Passion and Precision
His Research Focus Has Led to Multiple Presentations at National Conferences and in Scholarly Publications, Including JAMA
Study Suggests Risky Diagnostic Surgery Can Be Used Safely on Young Children with Epilepsy
Stereoelectroencephalography Had Been Thought Too Risky for Toddlers Due to the Thinness of Their Skulls