Innovation

Genetic copying errors in quickly multiplying cancer cells may help them to survive.

A tool developed by the American Heart Association (AHA) for the US also proves accurate elsewhere.

In NYU Langone’s Patient Experience Book Club, staff discuss literature and expand their world.

The funding provides resources to support translational science.

Study findings will help tailor treatment.

An article details a newfound way cancer cells resist chemotherapies.

A new technology shows promise in combatting depression, epilepsy, and more.

To copy itself faster, the herpes simplex virus partially liquifies the interior of human cell nuclei.

The innovation enabled a woman to donate a kidney to her husband.

Diet and exercise can counteract some side effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy.