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Claudine Ettienne received the all clear to return to work only five weeks after the procedure.

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

Patients with melanoma benefit from a vaccine that uses the technology later adopted to fight COVID-19.

An alternative approach let Claire Sprouse continue her pregnancy and avoid having open heart surgery.

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NYU Langone’s 2021 community benefit contribution was $1.3 billion, covering a wide array of support services.

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The Phase 1 Developmental Therapeutics Program assesses treatments in the earliest stage of clinical trials.

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