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Study Links Cellular Receptor GPR75 to the Progression of Liver Disease

Findings by New York Medical College Researchers Could Offer a New Path to Treating Liver Disease

Liver disease—particularly chronic forms like metabolic dysfunction-associated liver disease (MASLD) and cirrhosis—represents a major global health challenge, responsible for millions of deaths annually. Yet despite its severity and rising prevalence, current treatments mainly manage complications rather than stop or reverse the disease itself. A new study by researchers at New York Medical College (NYMC), published in Frontiers, offers hope for changing that, potentially paving the way for more effective therapies that improve outcomes for people with liver disease.

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New York Medical College Researchers Identify Novel Strain of Syphilis Bacterium

Designated NYMC01, The New Strain Linked to Painful Oral Lesions Challenges Established Diagnostic Methods

New York Medical College

First-Time Parents Navigate the Demands of Medical School at NYMC

Medical School Isn’t Easy—But Raising a Child Gives It a Whole New Purpose

New York Medical College

Why Biofilms Make Diabetic Foot Ulcers Hard to Treat

Touro Researchers Describe the Role of Biofilms in Foot Ulcers and Novel Anti-Biofilm Strategies to Speed Recovery

New York College of Podiatric Medicine

TUC Announces Appointment of Dr. Tami Hendriksz and Newman J. Hoffman

New Leadership Team to Drive Strategic Growth and Academic Excellence at TUC

Touro University California

Rewan and Sewar Alrabadi Aspire to Make Double the Impact in Physical Therapy

Twin Sisters Share One Dream: Opening Their Own Clinic

New York Medical College

Fulfilling a C.O.R.E. Need in Osteopathic Medical Research

New Student-Driven Group at TouroCOM Harlem Aims to Improve Research Access

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Touro Alum Rises at Leading Global Professional Services Firm

Naomi Schulman Works With Clients to Impact Healthcare Delivery in the U.S.

Lander College of Arts and Sciences

Galvanizing His Students to Stretch Their Minds

Political Science Professor Daniel Friedman, Ph.D., Pushes Students to Think Critically

Lander College for Women

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