Innovation

NYU Langone joins with other institutions to make whole-eye transplants a reality.

Restricted blood flow in the arteries in the legs of mice caused breast tumors to grow twice as fast.

Students compete to secure funding to advance their innovative medical device prototypes.

The program was established to help address a serious shortage of physicians, especially those in primary care.

Research holds promise for those who have several serious mitochondrial conditions.

Such research may help advance treatments for diabetes, hepatis, and multiple sclerosis.

The research outlines paths for future obesity solutions.

A novel surgical solution helps patients with urinary problems and pain due to radiation treatment.

Researchers reveal how a particular type of “jumping” gene came to make up 20 percent of human DNA.

A study reveals how BRCA2 determines which cancer cells respond to a major drug class.