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A study showed how certain immune system cells contributed to the success of COVID-19 vaccines.

A newborn’s wail can trigger a prolonged oxytocin surge in its mother, leading to milk release.

A ceremony marks a new beginning for a former Navy SEAL officer and 101 other future doctors.

This is the longest-documented case of a pig kidney in a human body.

Some patients had brain wave patterns linked to conscious thought up to an hour after their heart stopped.

A newborn gets a new lease on life from NYU Langone’s new cleft lip and palate program.

Dr. Michael J. Zelefsky is an internationally recognized authority on prostate cancer treatment.

The heart and liver transplant programs also hold the highest organ survival rates in New York.