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Get to Know Joel DeCastro, MD, MPH

October 1, 2019

It’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, and the United States is celebrating generations of Hispanic Americans who have enriched the nation and society.

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Campus News
Get to Know Gissette Reyes-Soffer, MD

October 1, 2019

It’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, and the United States is celebrating generations of Hispanic Americans who have enriched the nation and society.

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Campus News
CUIMC Highlights Hispanic Heritage Month

October 1, 2019

It’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, and the United States is celebrating generations of Hispanic Americans who have enriched the nation and society.

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Campus News
Get to Know Diana Hernández, PhD

October 1, 2019

It’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, and the United States is celebrating generations of Hispanic Americans who have enriched the nation and society.

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Campus News
Asthma 3-in-1 Therapy May Improve Lung Function, Study Shows

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The New York Times

September 30, 2019

The results will need to be extrapolated with caution in children and in the American population in general, said Andrei Constantinescu, a pediatric pulmonologist at Columbia University.
High-Speed Microscopy Sees Into Living Creatures

September 30, 2019

Scientists are peering into living creatures to see hearts beating and neurons firing with a new version of SCAPE, a revolutionary technique developed by Columbia bioengineer Elizabeth Hillman.

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Neuroscience
Columbia to Help Create New Center for Ethics and Genetics

September 26, 2019

Columbia bioethicists are helping to create a central resource for scientists, journalists, lawmakers, and others with questions about the ethical, legal, and social implications of genetics research.

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Campus News
Keeping feelings bottled up could put women at risk of stroke: Study

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Good Morning America

September 26, 2019

"It seems reasonable that self-silencers would suffer from high levels of depression and anxiety, which are known risk factors for cardiovascular disease," Dr. Jennifer Haythe told ABC News.
‘Value’ of Care Was a Big Goal. How Did It Work Out?

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The New York Times

September 23, 2019

“Bundled payments are a straightforward way to make hospitals consider all the costs they are responsible for,” said Adam Sacarny, assistant professor with Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health.
Six questions that may help stop a suicide

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The Washington Post

September 22, 2019

Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber, a Columbia University psychiatry professor and lead scientist of the Lighthouse Project, developed the short questionnaire.

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