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Bracco Imaging and NYU Langone Health formalized a multi-year Master Research Agreement to advance medical imaging innovation.
The collaboration will target MRI, photon-counting CT, targeted ultrasound, and AI-enabled PET/CT and MRI analysis.
The goal is to accelerate development and optimization of imaging technologies to improve clinical decision-making.
NYU Langone Health and Bracco aim to translate discoveries into real-world healthcare applications.
Leaders from Bracco and NYU Langone Health express a shared commitment to advancing radiology and precision medicine.
Dr. Michael Recht of NYU Langone welcomed the collaboration as a path to breakthroughs in precision medicine.
Bracco Imaging emphasizes its leadership in contrast imaging and diagnostic solutions across X-ray, CT and MRI.
NYU Langone Health is described as a fully integrated health system with top patient outcomes.
The alliance highlights Bracco’s and NYU Langone’s commitment to precision medicine and improved patient management.
The news release includes media contacts for Bracco and NYU Langone Health.

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Experts in the NY Post video challenge the idea of magic foods that dramatically boost metabolism.
The segment presents metabolism as a complex process not easily altered by single foods.
The feature discusses weight management and energy expenditure with expert guidance.
The video emphasizes that diet changes alone may not yield large metabolic boosts.
Viewers are urged to consider scientific context rather than sensational claims.
The piece references multiple angles to explain why metabolism myths persist.
The overview connects the topic to broader discussions on diet and health.
The video format includes expert analysis aimed at debunking common myths.
The story notes the ongoing dialogue around metabolism and diet science.
The publication anchors the discussion in a video format from a major outlet.

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A 51-year-old man died in hospital after showing withdrawal symptoms while in police custody.
The incident followed similar withdrawal-related deaths of people in city custody within a week.
The NYPD is investigating the circumstances through its Force Investigation Division.

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A new study at Bellevue Hospital Center analyzed more than 900 patients from 2018 to 2023, linking e-bike and scooter use to increased trauma cases.
Researchers found nearly 7% of NYC trauma admissions involved e-bike or scooter crashes.
Pedestrians in the study suffered the most severe brain injuries, nearly twice the rate of riders.
Evening hours, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., saw injury peaks, possibly linked to more food-delivery traffic.
Helmet use was notably low among riders in the study.
Alcohol use was detected in roughly 20% of patients, associated with worse injuries and helmet nonuse.
Experts call for helmet use, safer bike lane design, and enforcement to curb injuries.
City officials cited a rise in e-bike crashes and changes in enforcement prior to the study period.
DOT reported about 1.2% of pedestrian injuries in 2025 were from e-bike crashes.
The study highlights that a large share of trauma patients required intensive care.

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