NYU Langone Health Magazine Spring 2019

What Artificial Intelligence Can See That We Can’t & How It’s Improving Medicine

AI’s beyond-human ability to identify patterns could make it critical for diagnosis and research.

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Education

Five Things to Know About Long Island’s Newest Medical School

New MD program trains future primary-care doctors, who pay no tuition and graduate in three years.

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Research, Innovation

What Happens to the Brain After a Concussion? AI May Be the Only Way to Find the Answer

A new machine-learning program could help take the uncertainty out of diagnosing concussions.

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Research

NYU Langone’s New Vaccine Center Takes Aim at Global Health Threats

Infectious disease expert Dr. Mark Mulligan aims to develop new lifesaving vaccines.

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Research

How ‘Singing Mice’ May One Day Help People with Language Deficits

Singing mice may offer clues to understanding communication problems caused by stroke or autism.

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Research

Toys, Shampoo, Makeup—Dr. Leonardo Trasande Is Exposing the Dangerous Chemicals in Everyday Products

Dr. Trasande launched a public awareness campaign to protect people from harmful chemical exposure.

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Research, Innovation

Using Artificial Intelligence as a Second Set of Eyes to Scope Out Precancerous Lesions

Machine-learning program can spot polyps commonly missed during a colonoscopy.

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Research, Innovation

Can a Computer Have a ‘Eureka!’ Moment?

Artificial intelligence could be the key to future basic research breakthroughs.

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Research, Patient Care, Innovation

Giving Pathologists Supervision to Diagnose Lung Cancer Faster & More Precisely

Machine-learning program confirms pathologists’ diagnoses and spots mutations in minutes.

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Patient Care, Leaders in Medicine

The Life & Death & Life & Death & Life of Dr. Robert Montgomery

A pioneering transplant surgeon becomes a pioneering transplant patient.

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Patient Care, Innovation

Hearing the Signs of Trauma in a Patient’s Voice

A new artificial intelligence program speeds up the diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder.

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What Artificial Intelligence Can See That We Can’t & How It’s Improving Medicine

AI’s beyond-human ability to identify patterns could make it critical for diagnosis and research.

Explore the Issue

Five Things to Know About Long Island’s Newest Medical School

New MD program trains future primary-care doctors, who pay no tuition and graduate in three years.

What Happens to the Brain After a Concussion? AI May Be the Only Way to Find the Answer

A new machine-learning program could help take the uncertainty out of diagnosing concussions.

NYU Langone’s New Vaccine Center Takes Aim at Global Health Threats

Infectious disease expert Dr. Mark Mulligan aims to develop new lifesaving vaccines.

How ‘Singing Mice’ May One Day Help People with Language Deficits

Singing mice may offer clues to understanding communication problems caused by stroke or autism.

Toys, Shampoo, Makeup—Dr. Leonardo Trasande Is Exposing the Dangerous Chemicals in Everyday Products

Dr. Trasande launched a public awareness campaign to protect people from harmful chemical exposure.

Using Artificial Intelligence as a Second Set of Eyes to Scope Out Precancerous Lesions

Machine-learning program can spot polyps commonly missed during a colonoscopy.

Can a Computer Have a ‘Eureka!’ Moment?

Artificial intelligence could be the key to future basic research breakthroughs.

Giving Pathologists Supervision to Diagnose Lung Cancer Faster & More Precisely

Machine-learning program confirms pathologists’ diagnoses and spots mutations in minutes.

The Life & Death & Life & Death & Life of Dr. Robert Montgomery

A pioneering transplant surgeon becomes a pioneering transplant patient.

Hearing the Signs of Trauma in a Patient’s Voice

A new artificial intelligence program speeds up the diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder.

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