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June 19, 2025

Seeking Safer Treatments for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, Dr. Mitchell Cairo to Lead New Clinical Trial

The Clinical Trial Explores the Use of Immunotherapy to Treat the Disease with Fewer Long-term Complications

June 19, 2025

New Study Demonstrates First Successful Long-Acting Oral Drug Delivery for Schizophrenia

Weekly Oral Administration of Risperidone Kept Patients Clinically Stable, Validating a Regimen That Could Transform Daily Medications into Weekly Doses

May 1, 2025

Study Links Cellular Receptor GPR75 to the Progression of Liver Disease

Findings by New York Medical College Researchers Could Offer a New Path to Treating Liver Disease

May 1, 2025

New York Medical College Researchers Identify Novel Strain of Syphilis Bacterium

Designated NYMC01, The New Strain Linked to Painful Oral Lesions Challenges Established Diagnostic Methods

April 3, 2025

Menopause Reshapes Skin Health from Hair Loss to Acne

A Systematic Review Suggests Menopause May Heighten Alopecia and Psoriasis Risks While Mitigating Acne and Rosacea

April 1, 2025

Study Reveals Noninvasive Method for Early Intraventricular Hemorrhage Detection in Preemies

Diffuse Correlation Spectroscopy Can Detect IVH Hours Earlier Than Traditional Imaging, Potentially Transforming Neonatal Care

March 26, 2025

Paul M. Spano, D.P.T. '18, PT, Restores the Dreams of Injured Athletes

An Ice Skating Accident Leads Dr. Spano to Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

February 25, 2025

Study Finds Alarming Stroke Odds for Pregnant Women with Migraines

Pregnant Women with Migraines Are 10 Times More Likely to Have an Ischemic Stroke and 45 Times More Likely to Have a Brain Hemorrhage

February 18, 2025

NYMC Launches Illuminating Discovery Symposium Series on Biomedical Imaging

The annual event underscores the potential for innovative projects and strategic partnerships in bioimaging.

February 3, 2025

Focused Ultrasound's Promise for Neurological Disorders

The Use of Low-intensity Ultrasound to Modulate Brain Function Expands Options for Treating Neurological Conditions, Including Dementia, Epilepsy, and Parkinson’s Disease