Innovation

A new program designs customizable proteins to treat diseases by turning genes on and off.

The dashboard incorporates critical health data and is easily accessible to the public.

The program now makes the only FDA-approved implantable prosthetic available to people with limb loss.

Researchers discover a way to jam the “ejection button” used by common bacteria to repel antibiotics.

Video radiology reports help patients understand the findings of their imaging exams.

A patient’s irregular heartbeat could have been fatal without innovative therapy at NYU Langone.

Dr. Robert Montgomery and team seek to learn more about the longevity of genetically modified pig organs.

Doctors treated Mia, an active girl with a curve in her spine, with vertebral body tethering.

The surgeries represent the latest step in a research protocol to increase the available organ supply.

The team successfully transplanted genetically engineered pig hearts into two recently deceased humans.