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Home Quarantine for Travelers Buys Time as New Virus Spreads

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The New York Times

February 16, 2020

“We don't yet have a vaccine and we don't have approved drugs for prevention of disease or treatment of disease. So all we have is isolation,” said Dr. Ian Lipkin of Columbia University.
How COVID-19 Kills: The New Coronavirus Disease Can Take a Deadly Turn

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NPR Online

February 14, 2020

As the virus enters lung cells, it starts to replicate, destroying the cells, explains Dr. Yoko Furuya, an infectious disease specialist at Columbia University.
Black History Month: Spotlight on Gina Wingood, ScD, MPH

February 12, 2020

While pursuing her education as a geneticist, Gina Wingood, ScD, MPH, witnessed the early days of the AIDS epidemic and changed fields to help address it.

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Campus News
Black History Month: Spotlight on Lorna Dove, MD

February 12, 2020

Lorna Dove, medical director for the liver transplant center at CUIMC, was drawn to her field partly because of the close relationships she is able to develop with her patients.

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Campus News
Black History Month: Spotlight on George Jenkins, DMD

February 12, 2020

Raised in a poor neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey, George Jenkins and two friends fulfilled a pact they made in high school to become doctors.

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Campus News
Mother and Son With Same Heart Condition Learn to Embrace Their Scars

February 12, 2020

After Cynthia Vander Molen’s son underwent open heart surgery, she wrote a book to help him and other children see how their scars make them stronger.

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Heart Health
Epidemiologist Veteran of SARS and MERS Shares Coronavirus Insights after China Trip

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Scientific American

February 12, 2020

Columbia University professor W. Ian Lipkin looks for lessons from the new disease COVID-19 to prevent the next disaster.
Battling Malaria at the Atomic Level

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National Institutes of Health

February 12, 2020

While new drugs are being developed to thwart P. falciparum, some researchers are busy developing tools to predict what mutations are likely to occur next in the parasite’s genome.
Black History Month: Spotlight on Kenrick Cato, RN, PhD

February 12, 2020

Kenrick Cato’s love of health care came from his mother, a retired nurse, but the idea of becoming a nurse himself didn’t dawn on this ex-Army officer until a friend made the suggestion.
Black History Month: Spotlight on Jasmine McDonald, PhD

February 12, 2020

Breast cancer epidemiologist Jasmine McDonald, PhD, originally set out to become a laboratory researcher, but a chance conversation on a bus led her to switch fields.

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