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The search for new medical knowledge is a vital component of the mission of NYU School of Medicine. Throughout the School's history faculty members have produced groundbreaking discoveries, including some that have led to a Nobel Prize. Our basic and clinical research programs are among the best in the world and investigate the causes and treatments of many illnesses that affect people in this country and worldwide.

December 7th, 2004:
Add an “E” to the Alphabet for Identifying Melanoma

November 23rd, 2004:
Nina Bhardwaj, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the NYU Cancer Institute’s Tumor Vaccine Program, is listed in Scientific American magazine as one of 50 outstanding leaders in science and technology in 2004

November 17th, 2004:
Clinical trial of a proposed addiction treatment has produced favorable results in treatment of addiction to methamphetamine and/or cocaine

November 16th, 2004:
$5 Million Award Establishes Center at NYU for the Study of an Often Lethal Form of Breast Cancer in Medically Underserved Women

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