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May 6, 2024

Physiology Research Symposium Spotlights Wide Array of Topics

The Annual Symposium Provides Students and Fellows an Opportunity to Present Their Ongoing Research

May 3, 2024

Myocardial Scarring Persists in Patients with COVID-19 Vaccine-Associated Myocarditis

The Longitudinal Study Includes More Than 400 Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults Across 38 Hospitals

May 3, 2024

Time for “The Change”: Closing the Menopause Knowledge Gap in Dermatology

Unlike Puberty and Pregnancy, Physicians Generally Receive Little to No Instruction on This Important Stage of Life for Women

March 26, 2024

New York Medical College Hosts TB in the Hudson Valley Symposium

The Symposium in Recognition of World Tuberculosis Day Was Presented in Partnership with Westchester Medical Center and the Westchester County Department of Health

February 27, 2024

Prostate Cancer Guidelines Fall Short for High-Risk Black Americans

Family History of Prostate Cancer and Interest in Combatting Health Inequity Led Ryan Lubarsky, SOM Class of 2024, To Pursue Research Project

February 26, 2024

Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology Hosts Research Symposium

Raghu Kalluri, M.D., Ph.D., Chair of Cancer Biology at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Delivered Keynote Address

February 26, 2024

Growth Hormone Therapy and Fractures in Children Linked in New Study

Samuel Beber, SOM Class of 2026, Lead Authored the Study Conducted at the Hospital of Special Surgery During a Summer Research Fellowship

February 26, 2024

Orthopedics Research Fellowship Yields Prolific Results for SOM Student

Andrew Grant’s Fellowship Has Resulted in Published Papers and Presentations at National Conferences

February 26, 2024

Study Redefines Cardiac Transplantation By Extending Heart Procurement Time

Despite a Waitlist of More Than 3,000 Patients, More than 50 Percent of Donor Hearts Go Unused

February 1, 2024

New Study Urges Changes to Hemorrhagic Stroke Standards to Save Lives

Protocols for Intracerebral Hemorrhage, One of the Deadliest and Most Disabling Diseases in the World, Lags Far Behind Those for More Common Strokes Caused by Arterial Blockages