Press Releases

“Empty memories” may help explain epilepsy-associated learning problems.

NYU Langone and Technion announce joint cancer research venture, funded by the Perlmutters.

Researchers found direct links between oral disease and the development of pancreatic cancer.

A newly identified immune mechanism involved in tuberculosis may offer new treatment targets.

Fertility rates and pregnancy outcomes similar among women with epilepsy and healthy peers, study shows.

People with MS who used a computer-based training program showed higher cognitive test scores.

NYU Langone’s Dr. Dafna Bar-Sagi named to the Board of the American Association for Cancer Research.

Many with PTSD initially recover with early treatment, but symptoms still persist after three years.

Study links parasites and bacteria to the origin of inflammatory bowel diseases.

Schizophrenia expert Dr. W. Gordon Frankle is the new Chief of the Psychiatric Service.