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  • Soccer Heading Worse for Women's Brains than for Men's
  • Scientists Discover How Antiviral Gene Works
  • AAMC Study Co-Authored by Einstein Faculty Examines Career Trends Among M.D.-Ph.D. Program Graduates
  • Blood Cancer Precursor Found in 9/11 Firefighters
  • Research Explains Link Between Exercise and Appetite Loss
  • Soccer Heading—Not Collisions—Cognitively Impairs Players
  • Ana Maria Cuervo, M.D., Ph.D., is Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
  • Novel Drug Shows Promise Against Acute Myeloid Leukemia
  • Previously Unknown Ocean Virus Family May Also Populate the Human Gut
  • Einstein Receives $174 Million in Fiscal Year 2017
  • Einstein Receives $6 Million Grant to Untangle the Genetic Protections Against Alzheimer's Disease
  • Gut Microbiome May Make Chemo Drug Toxic to Patients
  • Study Shows How Nerves Drive Prostate Cancer
  • Einstein Researchers Share $9 Million Grant to Find Anti-Aging Therapies
  • Novel Treatment Causes Cancer to Self-Destruct Without Affecting Healthy Cells
  • Einstein Researchers Awarded $3 Million for Longevity and Aging Studies
  • Einstein Researchers Awarded Three NIH Grants Totaling $12 Million to Fight Virulent Viruses
  • First Long-Term Study on Medical Marijuana's Impact on Opioid Use for Pain
  • Brain Cells Found to Control Aging
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the Children's Hospital at Montefiore Help Lead Genomic Study for Children Underrepresented in Research
  • Test Ties Chemotherapy to Possible Breast Cancer Spread
  • Reaffirming Einstein and Montefiore Values
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Names Dr. Joshua D. Nosanchuk Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education
  • NIH Funds NYC Center for AIDS Research
  • Dean Allen M. Spiegel to Step Down at End of Term in 2018
  • Better Cancer Immunotherapy Drugs Through X-Ray Crystallography
  • Researchers Discover First Human Antibodies That Work Against All Ebolaviruses
  • Einstein Shares in $2.9 Million Grant to Combat Breast Cancer Metastasis
  • Einstein's 2017 Stem Cell Symposium Spotlights Epigenetics and Metabolism
  • Einstein Research Leads to New Drug for Hard-to-Treat Lymphomas
  • Breakthrough in Detecting Mutations in Genomes of Single Cells
  • MicroRNAs Show Promise for Revealing Radiation Exposure and Likelihood of Survival
  • Newly Found Mechanism for Protecting Neurons Could Underlie Brain Disease
  • Einstein-Montefiore to Play Leadership Role in $21 Million NIH Grant to Study the Onset of Epilepsy after Traumatic Brain Injuries
  • Soccer Ball Heading May Commonly Cause Concussion Symptoms
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Receives Major Federal Grant for Research into Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
  • Einstein Scientist Receives $7.5 Million Grant for Congenital Heart Disease Research
  • Einstein Faculty Receive NIH Career Development Awards
  • Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Receive $2.6 Million NIH Grant to Develop Targeted Cancer Immunotherapies
  • Maximum Human Lifespan Has Already Been Reached, Einstein Researchers Conclude
  • NIH Funds Research to See if Gut Microbiomes of Hispanics/Latinos Influence Their Diabetes Risk
  • New 'Trojan Horse' Antibody Strategy Shows Promise Against All Ebola Viruses
  • NIH Funds Research to Detect Tuberculosis Progression in People with HIV
  • Living Longer Associated with Living Healthier, Study of Centenarians Finds
  • Concussion Outcome Predicted Using Advanced Imaging
  • In Scientific First, Researchers Visualize Proteins Being Born
  • Susan Band Horwitz to Deliver Einstein's 2016 Commencement Address
  • Montefiore and Einstein Are Tapped by the White House for Precision Medicine Initiative
  • Protein That Triggers Juvenile Arthritis Identified
  • Study Examines Link Between HPV in the Mouth and Risk of Head and Neck Cancers
  • Montefiore and Einstein Lung Cancer Expert is Appointed to National Cancer Institute Board
  • Experimental Immunotherapy Zaps Two Most Lethal Ebola Virus Strains
  • Conditions Found that Promote Proliferation of Blood-Forming Cells in Fetal Liver
  • Study Reveals Arms Race Between Ebola Virus and Bats, Waged for Millions of Years
  • Montefiore and Einstein Receive NIH Cancer Research Training Grant
  • Einstein Awarded $148 Million for Research from NIH in 2015
  • Nir Barzilai Featured in BREAKTHROUGH, a New Series on the National Geographic Channel
  • Einstein and Berkeley Receive $4.25 Million from NIH for Next-Generation Gene Imaging
  • New Director of Belfer Institute for Advanced Biomedical Studies at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Extra Brain Cells Make Males Remember Sex
  • Montefiore Einstein Center for Cancer Care Receives Department of Defense Grant for Ovarian Cancer Research
  • Dr. Jonathan M. Backer Named Chair of Molecular Pharmacology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Dr. Steven C. Almo Named Chair of Biochemistry at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Microbiome Implicated in Sickle Cell Disease — But Antibiotics Can Counter Its Effects
  • Montefiore and Einstein Receive $1.3 Million, 5 Year NCI Pediatric Cancer Grant
  • Einstein Faculty Receive First-Time NIH Research Project Grants
  • Blood Vessel “Doorway” Lets Breast Cancer Cells Spread Through Blood Stream
  • Einstein Receives $1.2 Million from New York State for Spinal Cord Injury Research
  • NIH Grants $10.5 Million for Einstein-Mount Sinai Diabetes Research Center
  • Nation's Deans Offer Proposals to Improve Biomedical Research Effort
  • Study Identifies Ebola Virus's Achilles' Heel
  • Survey Finds Miscarriage Widely Misunderstood
  • Nanoparticle Therapy Promotes Wound Healing
  • Microscope Technique Reveals for First Time When and Where Proteins are Made
  • Experimental Herpes Vaccine Upends Traditional Approach and Shows Promise
  • Einstein Scientists Develop Novel Technique for Finding Drugs to Combat Malaria
  • Einstein Awarded $157 Million in NIH Grants for Basic Science and Disease Areas in 2014
  • New Insights into Breast Cancer Spread Could Yield Better Tests and Treatments
  • Six Faculty Members at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Named 2014 AAAS Fellows
  • Brainwave Test Could Improve Autism Diagnosis and Classification
  • Drug Shows Promise Against Sudan Strain of Ebola in Mice
  • Using Physics to Design Better Drugs: Albert Einstein College of Medicine Awarded $9 Million NIH Grant
  • Montefiore and Einstein Facilitate Consortium for Personalized Stroke Prevention and Treatment Efforts in Underserved Populations
  • Pinpointing Genes that Protect Against Frailty
  • 'Normal' Bacteria Vital for Keeping Intestinal Lining Intact
  • Dr. Betsy Herold Named Chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at The Children's Hospital at Montefiore and Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Receives Grant From The Michael J. Fox Foundation to Fund Drug Discovery Project Targeting Parkinson's
  • Tracking How Breast Cancer Spreads: Einstein Receives $10 Million NIH Grant
  • $2 Million Grant to Educate Clinicians Who Prescribe Opioids Awarded to the Center for Continuing Medical Education at Montefiore and Einstein
  • Study: New Test Predicts If Breast Cancer Will Spread
  • Study Shows Environmental Influences May Cause Autism in Some Cases
  • Study Identifies How Signals Trigger Cancer Cells to Spread
  • Investigating the Role of Aging and Poor Nutrition on Colon Cancer: NIH Awards Einstein $3.2 Million Grant
  • Cancer Stem Cells Under the Microscope at Einstein Symposium
  • Dr. Arturo Casadevall to Deliver Einstein's 2014 Commencement Address
  • Einstein Helps Establish $28 Million Consortium To Find Ebola Treatment
  • Miscarriage Clues Identified in New DNA Test According to Researchers at Montefiore and Einstein
  • Science Awards Best Paper of the Year to Einstein
  • Price Family Foundation Funds Research Collaboration Between Einstein and University of Oklahoma
  • Chemical Stem Cell Signature Predicts Treatment Response for Acute Myeloid Leukemia
  • Montefiore Einstein Center for Cancer Care Director Named Editor-In-Chief of Cancer Gene Therapy
  • Watching Molecules Morph into Memories
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Retains Strong NIH Funding
  • Veterans' Head Injury Examined by Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Boost Careers of Female Scientists: Make Sure Women Help Choose Meeting Speakers
  • Radioimmunotherapy Could Potentially Eradicate Lingering HIV Infection
  • Einstein Researchers Lead Panels at NIH Aging and Chronic Disease Symposium on Geroscience
  • Preclinical Study Finds Drug Helps Against Pancreatic Cancer
  • How Does Aging Affect Cancer? Einstein Awarded $2.8 Million Grant to Answer NCI 'Provocative Question'
  • Miscarriage Perceptions vs. Reality: Public Understanding Not in Sync with Facts
  • Previously Unstudied Gene Is Essential for Normal Nerve Development
  • Albert Einstein Cancer Center Begins 40th Year of Continuous NIH Support with $17 Million Grant
  • Inner-Ear Disorders May Cause Hyperactivity
  • Autistic Children Can Outgrow Difficulty Understanding Visual Cues and Sounds
  • Nerves Play Key Role in Triggering Prostate Cancer and Influencing its Spread
  • Einstein Hosts Conference on Jewish Genetic Research
  • Frequent Soccer Ball 'Heading' May Lead to Brain Injury
  • Study Finds Vitamin C Can Kill Drug-Resistant TB
  • Discovery May Help Prevent Chemotherapy-Induced Anemia
  • Faculty Members at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Elected to National Academy of Sciences
  • Discovery May Help Prevent HIV
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Announces $500 Million Capital Campaign
  • Einstein Joins the New York Genome Center as Twelfth Institutional Founding Member
  • Einstein Study Reveals New Approach for Stopping Herpes Infections
  • White Blood Cells Found to Play Key Role in Controlling Red Blood Cell Levels
  • Scientists Identify 'Clean-Up' Snafu that Kills Brain Cells in Parkinson's Disease
  • Einstein Receives $3 Million to Study Impact of Soccer Heading on the Brain
  • Einstein Researchers Present on Imaging Advances at AAAS Annual Meeting
  • Men More Likely Than Women to Commit Scientific Fraud
  • Einstein Researchers Receive Two Grand Challenges Explorations Grants to Combat HIV and Tuberculosis
  • Researchers Find Evidence that Brain Compensates after Traumatic Injury
  • Surprise Origin for Coronary Arteries Could Speed Advances in Regenerative Medicine
  • Einstein Establishes the Paul F. Glenn Center for the Biology of Human Aging Research
  • Misconduct, Not Error, Accounts For Most Scientific Paper Retractions
  • Researchers Identify Risk Markers for Erectile Dysfunction Following Radiation Treatment in Prostate Cancer
  • Einstein Hosts its First Stem Cell Institute Symposium
  • Einstein-Montefiore Scientists Awarded NCI Grants to Study "Provocative Questions" in Cancer Research
  • Einstein Researcher Receives $10.8 Million Grant to Study Toxic Blood Reactions Caused by Hemoglobin
  • Early Activation of Immune Response Could Lead to Better Vaccines
  • Gene Discovery Could Improve Treatment for Acute Myeloid Leukemia
  • New Study Defines the Genetic Map of the Jewish Diasporas
  • Study Shows How Aging Impairs Immune Response
  • Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) Linked to Abnormal Stem Cells
  • Einstein Awarded $6 Million Grant to Develop New TB Vaccine Against Drug-Resistant Strains
  • Molecule Found that Inhibits Estrogen, Key Risk Factor For Endometrial and Breast Cancers
  • Einstein Researchers to Lead Three Symposia at Major Cancer Research Meeting
  • Molecular Fingerprint Discovered That May Improve Outcomes for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
  • Why Personalized Medicine Holds Promise for Preventing and Treating Diabetes
  • Built-In 'Self-Destruct Timer' Causes Ultimate Death of Messenger RNA in Cells
  • Newly Established Neuroscience Clinical Trials Center Could Bring Treatments to Patients Faster
  • Cancer's Sweet Tooth May Be Its Weak Link
  • State Senator Jeff Klein Launches Einstein's New Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab
  • Einstein Receives $8 Million from NIH to Study How Cancer Spreads
  • Einstein Researcher Helps Lead Consortium For $10 Million "X Prize" To Sequence Genomes Of 100 Centenarians
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Awarded $6.7 Million to Study Genetics of Congenital Heart Defects
  • Newly Identified Antibodies May Improve Pneumonia Vaccine Design
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine Joins International Diabetes Federation to Address Global Diabetes Epidemic
  • TB Vaccine Candidate Shows Early Promise
  • World Trade Center-Exposed NYC Firefighters Face Increased Cancer Risk
  • Newly Developed Fluorescent Protein Makes Internal Organs Visible
  • Einstein Scientists Find Crucial Molecule Involved in Spread of Breast Cancer
  • Molecules Identified That Help Propel Cancer Metastasis
  • In Scientific First, Researchers Visualize Naturally Occurring mRNA
  • Einstein Med Student Strikes Hanukkah Hit With Maccabeats A Capella Group
  • Study of How Genes Activate Yields Surprising Discovery
  • Nature Study Shows How Molecules Escape From the Nucleus
  • Autism Research Finds Empirical Link Between Multisensory Integration and Autism
  • Do Three Meals a Day Keep Fungi Away?
  • Einstein Researchers Uncover Promising Topical Drug for Diabetes-related Wounds
  • Dr. Aviv Bergman Named Founding Professor and Chair of Newly Created Department of Systems & Computational Biology at Einstein

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