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by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
As we begin a new academic year, I am pleased to welcome our returning students, faculty, and staff and warmly welcome the new students joining each of our colleges at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University (Downstate).
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
As demand for qualified behavior analysts continues to rise, faculty in the School of Health Professions (SOHP) are expanding opportunities for professionals entering this growing field.
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
Why do some people with dry eye disease experience persistent pain, even when conventional treatments provide limited relief? A national genetics study involving three Downstate researchers offers an important clue: dry eye disease and several chronic...
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
For men diagnosed with prostate cancer, treatment decisions often involve weighing the potential benefits of cancer control against long-term effects on urinary function, sexual health, and overall quality of life.
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
From Civil War battlefields to Brooklyn hospital wards, Downstate’s earliest physicians helped shape military medicine and care for wounded soldiers.
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
Two identical gears turn at the same speed, yet one appears faster. Purple dots seem to change color as our eyes move. A sign reads true from one viewpoint and false from another. These illusions reveal something fundamental about human perception....
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
Mohammad A. Faysel, Ph.D., FAMIA, Chair and Associate Professor of Health Informatics in the School of Health Professions, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management...
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
by Office of the President - November 3 , 2026
For Sharon Sealy, the work behind research is ultimately about people—the researchers asking important questions, the staff helping them move forward, and the patients and communities who may benefit from their discoveries.
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