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Dr. Howard Rusk believed people with disabilities produce their own miracles. This baby is proof.

A strategic, step-by-step care plan rescues a man with heart failure and an acute pulmonary embolism.

With the lowest mortality rate for cranial procedures, NYU Langone sets the bar for clinical care.

Scar dancing syndrome is a type of movement disorder first described in medical literature in 2021.

A complex birth led to a good outcome for a baby with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome.

Shortness of breath was a sign of a risky congenital heart condition.

In the hands of a top pediatric cardiac surgeon, Sammie Taormina hasn’t just survived but thrived.

Tapping experts at NYU Langone’s Tumor Board, medical oncologist Dr. Birjis Akhund solved a puzzling case.

Early screening, aggressive interventions, and an army of caregivers lead to outstanding outcomes.

Our kidney transplant program is the highest rated in the United States, with the best one-year survival rate.