Getting Hands-On with Concussions
NYITCOM research explores whether osteopathic techniques can improve concussion symptoms and help clinicians to better understand the impact of these injuries.
Ancient Cousin of Modern Alligator is the Stuff of Nightmares
In a new study, Assistant Professor Adam Cossette, Ph.D., confirms that Deinosuchus, a prehistoric crocodilian the size of a bus and teeth as big as bananas, was capable of taking down even the largest of dinosuars.
NYITCOM-Arkansas to Conduct COVID-19 Contact Tracing for ASU System
NYITCOM-Arkansas has reached an agreement with the Arkansas State University (ASU) System to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing for each of the system’s campus locations across the state.
News Byte: Center for Global Health Receives Prestigious AOA Recognition
NYITCOM’s Center for Global Health receives prestigious Strategic Team Award and Recognition from the American Osteopathic Association.
NYITCOM-Arkansas Receives Its First NIH Grant
An NYITCOM-Arkansas researcher received a $428,400 multi-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to investigate whether Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment can help relieve migraine headaches.
Widely Used Blood Test Could Advance Heart Failure Treatment
NYITCOM biomedical researchers were part of a team developed a new use for a common blood test, which could one day save the lives of heart failure patients.
Community Conversations: COVID-19
NYITCOM’s Brian Harper, M.D., joined students for the first discussion of the Students First: Community Conversations Series.
Catching Up: Community Service Spirit Continues to Thrive During Crisis
An update on the many local efforts undertaken by New York Tech students, faculty, and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Observing Saharan Dust Plume Impact in Northeast Arkansas
A faculty member at NYITCOM-Arkansas traces particulate matter in Northeast Arkansas from the Saharan Dust Plume
Symposium Goes Virtual to Address Parkinson’s Impact on Younger Women
The Young Women’s Patient Education Virtual Forum, an interdisciplinary symposium on May 28, attracted more than 70 people with Parkinson’s disease, caregivers, and medical professionals to focus attention and spur research on the oft-overlooked segment of females diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in their 30s and 40s.
News Byte: NYITCOM 2020 Graduate Receives Research Award
Jennifer Behbodikhah, D.O. (’20), received the Eastern Section Scholars Award from the American Federation for Medical Research.
NYITCOM Researchers Link Increase in Lyme Disease to Climate Change
NYITCOM researchers remind New Yorkers of Lyme disease risk.