Dr. Oded Gonen discusses a multiple sclerosis study.
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STAT3 Protein Found to Play a Key Role in Cancer
A protein called STAT3 has been found to play a fundamental role in converting normal cells to cancerous cells, according to a new study led by David E. Levy, PhD, at NYU Langone Medical Center.Hospital for Joint Diseases Opens New Inpatient Pediatric Unit
The newly renovated Elly Hammerman Inpatient Pediatric Unit serves children recovering from surgery for complex orthopaedic and neurological conditions.NYU Langone Medical Center Awarded $1.56 Million from National Institute of Health's Human Microbiome Project
Two researchers at NYU School of Medicine will explore the role of microbes in psoriasis and esophageal cancer.Woven Together
What happens when a medical school and a hospital group are truly integrated? NYU Langone Medical Center aims to find out. Read the cover story from Inside Healthcare.
Key Found to How Tumor Cells Invade the Brain in Childhood Cancer
This new finding may lead to drugs that lower the risk of relapse in some leukemia patients.Patient Safety in the Operating Room
An educational video about patient safety in the OR, produced by surgical and nursing staff at NYU Langone Medical Center, has been recognized by the Association of periOperative Nurses in honor of National Time Out Day.Researchers Identify Key Gene in Deadly Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Scientists from The Cancer Institute at NYU Langone Medical Center have identified a key gene—IF4G1—that is overexpressed in the majority of cases of IBC, an aggressive, deadly, and often misdiagnosed form of breast cancer.Radiation Oncology Researcher Receives Funding from NASA
Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff, PhD, has received a grant from NASA to study space radiation effects on humans in space. NASA's $28.4 million investment will fund a Specialized Centers of Research on determining space radiation carcinogenesis and central nervous system risks.Cutting-Edge Intensive Care Unit Opens Its Doors in Tisch Hospital
The Critical Care Center-a new cutting-edge, spacious, patient and family-centered intensive care unit-has been unveiled on the 15th floor of Tisch Hospital at NYU Langone Medical Center.Trustee Receives Award from United Hospital Fund
NYU Langone Medical Center Trustee Douglas A. Phillips was one of this year's recipients of the United Hospital Fund's Distinguished Trustee Award. The award recognizes hospital trustees for their leadership, generosity, and extraordinary service to hospitals in New York City and nearby communities. Read the full story from the United Hospital Fund.
