New York Medical College
NYMC Launches Illuminating Discovery Symposium Series on Biomedical Imaging
The annual event underscores the potential for innovative projects and strategic partnerships in bioimaging.
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Key to Seeking Treatment for Substance Use Disorder
New Research by TouroCOM Student Indicates that Basic Advice, Treatment Info and Offers to Help Increase the Likelihood of Seeking Treatment
New York Medical College
Focused Ultrasound's Promise for Neurological Disorders
The Use of Low-intensity Ultrasound to Modulate Brain Function Expands Options for Treating Neurological Conditions, Including Dementia, Epilepsy, and Parkinson’s Disease
New York Medical College
New Study Unravels the Spread of Candida auris
Vigilant Screening and Infection-control Strategies by Health Care Facilities Are Key to Curbing Spread of the Drug-Resistant Fungal Pathogen
New York Medical College
NYMC Administers First Novel Inhaled mRNA Therapy for Cystic Fibrosis in the U.S.
The First Dose of RCT2100 was Successfully Administered to a Patient with Cystic Fibrosis
Touro College of Pharmacy
COVID-19 Variants, Oncology Treatments and Antimicrobial Resistance
Touro Pharmacy Students and Alumni Support Research Advancements Publicized in Top Journals
New York Medical College
Medical Students Shape the Future of Medicine Through Research Excellence
More Than 100 Students Showcased Their Projects During the Annual Medical Student Research Forum
New York Medical College
New Research Highlights Deadly Combination of COVID-19 and Chronic Liver Disease
COVID-19 Patients with Chronic Liver Disease Have a Higher Rate of Invasive Ventilation, Longer Hospital Stays, and an Increased Risk of Death
New York Medical College
Heart and Mind: New Studies Unravel Link Between Cardiovascular Disease and Dementia
Bridging the Knowledge Gap Between Neurology and Cardiology Could Foster a More Integrated Approach to Patient Care
New York Medical College
New Study Reveals Obese Children Face Higher Risks in Vehicle Strikes
Obese Children Are Three Times More Likely to Sustain a Major Abdominal Injury in Pedestrian Motor Vehicle Strike Accidents
