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Study lays the groundwork for a new theory about how mammals, including humans, smell.

Study of anti-addiction treatments could have immediate implications for the national opioid crisis.

A long-acting medication designed to treat opioid addiction works as well as short-term therapies.

Dr. Alan M. Jacobson was awarded the grant to study the neurocognitive impact of type 1 diabetes.

The drug is effective for inflammatory bowel disease and the rejection of bone marrow transplants.

Most—and possibly all—ovarian cancers start in the fallopian tubes, not in the ovaries.

A study finds C-section changes the mix of gut microbes in newborns, with implications for increasing rates of obesity.

Research shows how calcium signals help T cells multiply into a cellular army that fights viruses.

Study finds mice delivered by C-section gained more weight as they matured than mice born naturally.

Dr. Dafna Bar-Sagi discusses the future of biomedical research at NYU Langone Health.