Past Issues
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Emie Papadopoulos Spent 27 Years in a Wheelchair. Genetic Testing Freed Her from It Within Days.
A patient’s genetic defect, diagnosed at NYU Langone, was found to be treatable.
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An Innovative Center Gave This Artist Back the Use of His Hand & His Career
John Powers credits Dr. Jacques Hacquebord with helping him recover from a traumatic accident.
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Joel Pretz Had a Major Stroke. Thanks to NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn’s Stroke Team, You’d Never Know It.
Quick diagnosis followed by an advanced clot-retrieving procedure was crucial.
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NYU Langone Heart Takes a Unified Stand Against the Nation’s Leading Killer
We deliver the latest resources and interventions to our 1 million cardiac patients.
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Good Grades Start with Good Vision
Close to 40 percent of children need eyeglasses, and this school-based program is helping take care of that.
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His Aorta Verged on Rupture. What Happened Next Will Astonish You.
A high-risk procedure few other centers would even attempt helps restore a patient’s good health.
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Weeks After Robotic Mitral Valve Repair Surgery, Firefighter Feels (& Is) on Top of the World
Our robotic cardiac surgeons have a near-100 percent success rate with mitral valve procedures.
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The Nation’s Largest Clinic for Neurofibromatosis Helps a Brave Boy Avert Life with a Breathing Tube
An experimental therapy shrank an inoperable neurofibromatosis 1 tumor by 27 percent.
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