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Test to Select Kidneys for Transplant is Often Inaccurate, Study Finds

October 25, 2018

A biopsy test that helps transplant centers select kidneys for transplantation is often inaccurate, a new study has found, suggesting that reliance on the biopsy should be reduced.

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Transplantation
Aging Bones Lead to Aging Minds

October 24, 2018

Columbia neuroscientists show how a bone hormone acts in the brains of mice to improve memory, and how aging sabotages the process.

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Neuroscience
CUIMC Celebrates 2018-2019, Issue 2

October 23, 2018

CUIMC Celebrates acknowledges individuals at Columbia University Irving Medical Center for their grants, honors, and leadership positions.

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CUIMC Celebrates
Study: Short questionnaire may detect GI disorder in autistic children

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UPI

October 23, 2018

"Gastrointestinal problems ... can have profound effects on a child's behavior," Dr. Kara Gross Margolis, an associate professor of pediatrics at Columbia University, said in a press release.
One in ten frequent pot users experience withdrawal symptoms

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UPI

October 23, 2018

Dr. Deborah Hasin, professor of epidemiology at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, told UPI that users were asked to explain certain physical and mental symptoms.
In Kids with Autism, Short Questionnaire May Detect GI Disorders

October 22, 2018

Though they can be difficult to detect, gastrointestinal disorders are common in kids with autism, sometimes causing anger, aggression, and other behavior problems.

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Pediatrics
Immune-Based Treatment Helps Fight Aggressive Breast Cancer, Study Finds

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The New York Times

October 20, 2018

Dr. Kevin Kalinsky, a breast cancer specialist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, suggested that patients like those in the study should talk to their doctors.
As U.S. fertility rates collapse, finger-pointing and blame follow

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Washington Post

October 19, 2018

John Rowe, a professor of health policy and aging at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, predicts that fertility rates will drop even lower in the coming years.
Keeping Your Voice Young

October 18, 2018

Aging vocal folds produce a weak, tired-sounding voice, but exercises can reverse some of the effects, says Columbia otolaryngologist Michael Pitman, MD.

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Aging
N. Carolina Sees Alarming Spike in Heart Infections Among Opioid Users

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U.S. News & World Report/ HealthDay News

October 17, 2018

Dr. Arthur Williams is an assistant professor at Columbia University's Division on Substance Use Disorders, in New York City.

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