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Born with a complete heart block, Mikey Oliveri’s life was saved by the world’s smallest pacemaker.

He’s now playing sports and heading back to school.

Susan Joseph was saved by a vascular neurosurgeon and a device invented by an NYU Langone physician.

Months after complex heart surgery, Phil Passen was back to running, boxing, and traveling abroad.

Realignment surgeries helped ease her severe pain.

Her broken ankle and heel were repaired by surgeons and sports medicine physicians; and physical therapists got her back to climbing.

NYU Langone IBD Center celebrates milestone after transforming thousands of patient’s lives.

A patient’s genetic defect, diagnosed at NYU Langone, was found to be treatable.

When her son is diagnosed with cancer, a woman turns to the same hospital that had treated her.

After fighting kidney cancer, a father of six found that sepsis was also endangering his life.