New Coronavirus Database Could Help Vaccine Efforts
A new repository contains molecular maps and spreadsheets detailing how water interacts with the novel coronavirus. Read more ›
New Insights Into Myelin Could Help Treat Multiple Sclerosis
New research has filled in key gaps in understanding how myelin is made. Read more ›
It’s Time to Talk About the Health Issues Caused by Food Insecurity
Food insecurity is a major problem in the United States — and has a lasting impact on the health of those experiencing it. Read more ›
Before COVID-19, a More Common Virus Plagued the US: Norovirus
If you've ever come dowon with a "stomach bug," chances are it was norovirus. Read more ›
How Willing are New Yorkers to Get a Coronavirus Vaccine?
A majority of surveyed New Yorkers said they'd be willing to take a coronavirus vaccine — even though less than 50% know how they work. Read more ›
New Yorkers Think Worst of COVID-19 Is Over (But Still Want a Vaccine)
Food insecurity remains high in New York City, with Latinx/Hispanic households and lower income families being impacted most. Read more ›
New Yorkers Hopeless About Future as Food Access Wanes Amid COVID
New Yorkers are concerned for their loved ones as job loss, food challenges, and depression rattles the state amid COVID-19. Read more ›
Job Loss Due to COVID-19 Hits the Latinx Community Hardest
A majority of New York's Latinx/Hispanic community said in a survey that they or a household member had lost their jobs due to COVID-19 in the last two weeks. 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 ›