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Superior prediction of lung cancer recurrence with tumor-adjacent tissue

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Tumor-Adjacent Tissue Predicts Lung Cancer Recurrence

Study shows inflammatory gene signature in tumor-adjacent lung tissue is the strongest clinical predictor of cancer progression.
Doctor helping patient using nebulizer

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Sleep Center Leads in Primary Aldosteronism Screening

A screening protocol deployed in sleep centers boosts the detection of primary aldosteronism.
Microscopic view of corneal endothelial cells from a healthy patient (left) and a patient with Fuchs dystrophy (right)

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Complete View of the Cornea Now in Sight

NYU Langone is the first institution in North America to acquire a CellChek C, a wide-field scanning specular microscope.

Close-up side view of human eye

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Redefining the Management of Fuchs Dystrophy

From success with DSO to investigating ROCK inhibitors, NYU Langone specialists pioneer new approaches.
The two-point predictive scoring system can identify patients with renal hyperparathyroidism at a high risk of postparathyroidectomy HBS.

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Two Factors Help Predict Hungry Bone Syndrome

Simple scoring system may help prevent or mitigate risk of hungry bone syndrome after parathyroidectomy.
Dr. Roxana Sulica Pointing to Chest Imaging on Computer Screen and Talking to Someone Outside of the Image

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Sequential Triple Therapy Boosts Outcomes in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

Add-on therapy significantly improves function, risk, and survival in a difficult-to-treat cardiopulmonary condition.
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