This Could Be a Game-Changer in Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
New findings from Professor Jill Bargonetti's lab could lead to the first targeted treatments for triple-negative breast cancer. Read more ›
A Detailed Guide for Teaching Children with Down Syndrome
"Off to a Good Start" provides detailed instructions on teaching young children with Down syndrome everything from motor skills and communication to potty training, shoe-tying, letters, and numbers. Read more ›
Click-Click! Deciphering the Language of the Sperm Whale
A new study uses advanced machine learning methods to shed light on how sperm whales communicate. Read more ›
This Might Explain Why Some of Us Are Couch Potatoes
This new study is shedding some light on why some of us are motivated to exercise, while others find it hard to get off the sofa and hit the gym. Read more ›
A Starting Point for Treating a Challenging Infection
Infections from Clostridium difficile bacterium, or C. diff, kill 13,000 people each year. Now, a new study could help pave the way for new drugs to fight off the bacterium. Read more ›
Kids’ Obesity Linked to Mother’s Health Problems in Pregnancy
A new study has found that preeclampsia and gestational diabetes may act as markers to identify kids at high risk for obesity. Read more ›
New Study Unravels the Mystery of Quasars
A new study from Professors D. Barry McKernan and K. E. Saavik Ford sheds light on why some quasars are shrinking, while others are growing. Read more ›
Breast Cancer Outcomes Vary by Ethnicity — a New Study Tackles Why
Hunter College Prof. Jill Bargonetti tackles various breast cancer outcomes in a new study. Read more ›
Policy Leads to Improved Treatment Access for Adolescents Living with HIV
Children under 15 living with HIV in Africa are receiving treatment sooner, thanks to new policies that make them eligible despite the severity of their illness. Read more ›