NYU Researcher: National Institutes of Health’s Lack of Reporting on Hearing Loss Research Spending Runs Counter to Its Stated Goals
Tagged in Health and Medicine Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Research News
A Research Letter by NYU Wagner Professor Jan Blustein, published in JAMA Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, underscores an obstacle to public understanding of research spending on the common condition of hearing loss.
NYU Tandon and Global Public Health Researcher Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Explorations Grant
Tagged in Health and Medicine Engineering, Science and Technology Global Research College of Global Public Health Tandon School of Engineering
Grant Funds Technology-Forward Research Using AI to Improve Vaccination Rates in Pakistan
Calcium Deficiency in Cells Due to ORAI1 Gene Mutation Leads to Damaged Tooth Enamel
Tagged in Health and Medicine Research College of Dentistry
NYU Dentistry Study Describes Cellular Mechanisms Leading to Enamel Deficiency
Nursing, Dental, and Medical Students Train Together to Improve Kids’ Oral Health
Tagged in Health and Medicine College of Nursing College of Dentistry Research
Team-Based Clinical Experiences Help Health Professionals Develops Skills for Working Together
Measles Outbreak 2019: How Did We Get Here?
Tagged in Health and Medicine College of Global Public Health NYU Homepage Feature
NYU College of Global Public Health Dean Cheryl Healton on the emergency in New York
JAMA Pediatrics Editorial: New Lead Testing Recommendations Inconclusive, But Do Not Mean Screening Should Stop
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NYU Researcher Says More Studies on Screening for Elevated Lead Levels in Children Are Needed
Why Your Face Looks Different From a Chimp’s
Tagged in Health and Medicine Engineering, Science and Technology Research College of Dentistry
NYU Dentistry’s Rodrigo Lacruz and other leading human evolutionary biologists and paleontologists offer a unified view on the history of the human face
Nurses Use FDNY Geospatial Mapping of Opioid Overdoses to Inform Clinical Practice in Real Time
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Using Data From Emergency Responders, Study Illustrates Importance of Interprofessional Collaboration
Researchers Create Multidimensional Gene Expression Atlas, Offering Unprecedented Detail into ALS Disease Progression
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A team of scientists has utilized new technologies for mapping gene expression that provide a fuller picture of the mechanisms that contribute to disease onset and progression in ALS patients.
In New Paper, NYU Researcher Identifies Differentiated Service Delivery as Key to Stem HIV/AIDS Epidemic
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Health and Medicine Silver School of Social Work Research News
New York University's Vincent Guilamo-Ramos calls for specially tailored, or differentiated, HIV prevention and treatment services for adolescents and young adults, in National Academy of Medicine paper.