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The Wall Street Journal: An Inkjet for Living Tissue

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The Wall Street Journal

September 18, 2012

CUMC researchers are working on ways to print living human tissue -- to one day produce personalized body parts & implants on demand.

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Research
Stem Cells Improve Visual Function in Blind Mice

September 13, 2012

Personalized stem cell transplants for age-related macular degeneration may reach clinical trials soon.

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Aging
Study Explains Decrease in Insulin-Producing Beta Cells in Diabetes

September 13, 2012

A new study by CUMC researchers shows that beta cells do not die but instead revert to a more fundamental, undifferentiated cell type.

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Diabetes
NIH News: Four Columbia Researchers Win High Risk-High Reward NIH Director’s Awards

September 13, 2012

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Medical School
NFL Gives Grant to CUMC’s Dept. of Pathology & Cell Biology and Taub Institute

September 11, 2012

NFL Charities supports Dr. Ottavio Arancio's research on the role of PP2 methylation in chronic traumatic encephalopathy susceptibility & recovery.

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Research
The New York Times: Lasker Awards to Honor 7 Scientists

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The New York Times

September 11, 2012

Dr. Tom Maniatis is honored for developing research methods for studying human cells -- where only bacterial cells were possible before.

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Research
Tom Maniatis Honored with 2012 Lasker-Koshland Award

September 10, 2012

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Campus News
Tom Maniatis: A Deep Sense that Science Must Be Shared

September 10, 2012

Tom Maniatis' discoveries concerning the nature of genes are being recognized with the prestigious Lasker-Koshland Award in Medical Science.

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Research
CNN: Heart Attacks Can Happen at Early Age

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CNN

September 7, 2012

Heart attacks in the U.S. are uncommon among people younger than 55, but the numbers could rise because obesity is a growing problem, said Dr. Lee Goldman.

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Heart Health
Do We Need More Regulation for Radiological Imaging?

September 5, 2012

David Brenner, PhD, DSc, discusses three aspects of radiation and CT scans—quality control, training, and overuse—that urgently need addressing.

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Public Health

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