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A drug that keeps cancer cells from multiplying also amplifies the immune system’s attack on tumors.

NYU Langone study finds defects in a key gene spur cancer growth without affecting BRCA genes.

Authors designed an antibody to identify and kill leukemia cells, sparing normal blood stem cells.

Study reveals mechanisms behind genetic change in cell mitochondria known to cause related diseases.

NYU Langone study finds young zebrafish learn to balance by darting forward when they feel wobbly.

Study finds pneumonia-causing bacteria secrete toxin that helps them jump from body to body.

Dr. Nadia Islam and her team go outside the hospital to help the Bangladeshi community manage diabetes.

An NYU Langone study looks for nonpharmaceutical ways to treat multiple sclerosis.

Researchers have developed a revolutionary technique that spots mutations that lead to cancer and superbugs.

The vice dean for science and chief scientific officer was honored for her contributions to cancer research.