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After doctors at our Heart Rhythm Center performed a nonsurgical procedure to treat arrhythmia, 62-year-old John says, “I consider myself cured.”
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A series of studies led by NYU Langone orthopedic surgeons offers new ways to minimize opioid use while maximizing patient comfort and recovery after surgery.
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At our Perlmutter Cancer Center, Dr. Siolas specializes in treating people who have gastrointestinal cancers and conducts research on new cancer therapies.
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Our Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center’s multidisciplinary team specializes in treating people with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis using advanced diagnostics, treatments, and procedures: https://bit.ly/2TOcnmI
March is #WomensHistoryMonth and @nih_nhlbi recognized @nyulangone cardiologist Dr. Judith S. Hochman for her accomplishments and contributions to the treatment of cardiovascular disease: https://bit.ly/2TDJREv
@WhenToWonder: Picky Eating is an app created by our Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry that studies picky eating habits in young children: https://bit.ly/2ChTUVz
Did you know it’s STILL flu season? And according to our flu experts, it’s currently peaking. If you’re feeling congested or feverish, schedule a virtual urgent care visit with one of our doctors: https://bit.ly/2RcTlpL
Traveling is great, but experiencing jet lag? Not so much! Sleep expert Dr. Rebecca Robbins shares ways to handle jet lag: https://bit.ly/2EFiQIe
Our FACES Gala raised more than $5.1 million for #epilepsy research and the advancement of new therapies. Thank you to everyone who attended! https://bit.ly/2SJffN7
When Jay was diagnosed with a severe #heart murmur, robotic surgeon Dr. Didier Loulmet was able to treat him using robotic techniques, and just 3 months later, Jay was hiking again: https://bit.ly/2ITR7aV
A new study from NYU School of Medicine finds that singing mice provide a good model to learn how the brain achieves conversation: https://bit.ly/2HisZMK