COVID-19 Patients with Chronic Liver Disease Have a Higher Rate of Invasive Ventilation, Longer Hospital Stays, and an Increased Risk of Death
Bridging the Knowledge Gap Between Neurology and Cardiology Could Foster a More Integrated Approach to Patient Care
Obese Children Are Three Times More Likely to Sustain a Major Abdominal Injury in Pedestrian Motor Vehicle Strike Accidents
Sickle Cell Disease Patients with High Social Vulnerability Are Five Times as Likely to Die
Students Join Forces to Support Marathon Runners and Grow as Health Care Providers as Medical Volunteers
The Use of AI Could Lead to Faster, More Precise Interventions to Accelerate Life-Saving Treatment
Patient Care by Multidisciplinary Teams and Early Intervention are Imperative to Optimize Outcomes for Mother and Child
College Celebrates 381 Faculty Authors for 768 Publications
Lydia Jackson, SOM Class of 2028, Leaps into a Career in Health Care at NYMC
Medical Students Run for Sexual Assault Survivors, Holocaust Survivors, Climate Change, and Diversity
