Through this clinical trials network, Perlmutter Cancer Center strengthens its lung cancer program.

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NYU School of Medicine researchers find that certain fungi encourage pancreatic cancer growth.

Study finds increasing “good” cholesterol reverses disease in blood vessels of mice with diabetes.

NYU Langone uses randomized testing to determine how well some patient-centered programs work.

A new study shows certain men may benefit from mammography, or breast X-ray, screening for cancer.

If the researchers are successful, the blood test would be one of the first of its kind.

Our experts inform cancer patients, caregivers, and advocates of new immunotherapy breakthroughs.

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Autopsy reports of New Yorkers who have died of AIDS show long-term trends in battling the epidemic.