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Dorothy, a black lab, motivates 5-year-old after major surgery.

Such tests may help oncologists identify which patients are most likely to respond well to therapy.

When “tolerogenic dendritic cells” malfunction, they may cause allergies.

Dr. Noritsugu Naito joins NYU Langone Heart in Sunset Park.

Dr. Geraldine Ong specializes in the diagnosis and management of aortic and aortic valve disease.

The conference runs from April 5 to 9.

A study reveals how BRCA2 determines which cancer cells respond to a major drug class.

Omri B. Ayalon, MD, corrected his patient’s painful amputation—and then did a polar bear swim with her.

Dr. Kimmelman will succeed retiring CEO and Dean Robert I. Grossman, MD, on September 1.

NYU Langone Heart experts showcase their latest clinical findings at the 2025 Annual Scientific Session of the American College of Cardiology