Touro College of Dental Medicine
Touro College of Dental Medicine Holds Second-Ever Research Day
Students and Faculty Present Findings and Learn Proper Applications of Opioids in Pain Control
New York Medical College
Intranasal Immunization Offers Stronger Protection Against COVID-19
Understanding the Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2 Elicited Via Different Immunization Routes Could Help to Guide More Effective and Long-lasting Vaccination Strategies
New York Medical College
Chioma M. Okeoma, Ph.D., Fosters Collaboration and Interdisciplinary Science to Help Humankind
If you don't have the power to make things right, then you find a place where your contributions can make a difference
New York Medical College
Gerald W. Zaidman, M.D., Provides Insight into the World of Pediatric Corneal Transplants
A distinct specialization, Dr. Zaidman is one of 40 pediatric corneal transplant surgeons in the nation with a global reputation
New York Medical College
Making Space for Innovation
From modular layouts to shared resources, the new laboratories in the Basic Sciences Building offer both focused workspace and collaborative energy to enhance biomedical research at New York Medical College
New York Medical College
Sowing Seed Strains and Fighting the Flu
For twenty years, government agencies and global vaccine taskforces have supported Dr. Bucher at New York Medical College, whose team takes traces of each year’s infection and engineers them into robust vaccines
New York Medical College
NYMC Hosted the 12th Annual Paul K. Woolf, M.D., Pediatric Trainee Research Day
Symposium Highlights New and Innovative Biomedical Research
New York Medical College
Dr. El Ouaamari Traveled the World in the Name of Diabetes Research
From Morocco to France and Now the U.S., New Faculty Member Dr. El Ouamaari Brings His Expertise on Diabetes and Obesity Research to NYMC
Touro University
Touro Holds First School-Wide Research Day at Times Square Campus
Day Celebrates Collaboration Between Schools and New Partnership with Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute
New York Medical College
NYMC Researchers: Firearms Leading Cause of Potential Life Lost in U.S.
Between 2009 and 2018, Firearms Cost Americans 12.6 Million Years of Potential Life Lost, with Most Firearm Deaths Attributable to Suicides
