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New York Medical College
New Vein-Harvesting Technique Shows Promise in Reducing Bypass Graft Failure
Minimally Invasive No-Touch Technique Preserves Vein Health and May Improve Long-term Outcomes After Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery, According to New Study
New York Medical College
It Takes Trial and Error to Reach Discovery
Major Stroke Trial’s Findings Underscore the Importance of Perseverance and Adaptation in Clinical Research
New York Medical College
HeLa Conference Explores Ethics, Equity, and Innovation in a Changing Health Care Landscape
Redefining Engagement in Modern Medicine
New York Medical College
Uncovering an Early Driver of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
New NYMC Research Identifies EP300 as a Key Regulator of Blood Vessel Damage, Opening the Door to Earlier Detection and Intervention
New York Medical College
Rethinking the Brain’s Response to Opioids
NYMC Researchers Reveal Findings That Could Inform More Targeted Approaches to Addiction Treatment
New York Medical College
Shaun Desai, M.D., to Lead Department of Otolaryngology
A National Leader in Facial Plastic and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery, Dr. Desai Will Join NYMC in April
New York Medical College
Campus Illumination and Panel Discussion Honors Holocaust Remembrance Day
Historian Konrad H. Jarausch, Ph.D., Raises Awareness to Complicity and Moral Responsibility
New York Medical College
Leading Clinical Skills Education on a National Stage
Katharine Yamulla Becomes the First Non-M.D. to Lead the AAMC-affiliated Directors of Clinical Skills Education
New York Medical College
Where Experience Becomes Evidence: Advancing Transplant Education at NYMC
The Transplant Education Program Pairs Hands-on Clinical Exposure with Published Evidence of Its Educational Impact
New York Medical College
SOM Student Juliet Manu Named SEQUINS Scholar
Manu Is One of Just 10 Medical Students Chosen Nationwide to Participate in the Program to Advance Brain Health Equity
