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New VP&S Faculty

July 30, 2025

New VP&S faculty include a pediatric gastroenterologist studying the efficacy of GLP-1 agonists and a genomics pioneer developing tools for the systematic analysis of gene regulatory processes.

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Campus News
Antiviral Treatment Fails to Slow Early-Stage Alzheimer’s

July 29, 2025

Some research suggests that herpes infections contribute to Alzheimer’s, but in a clinical trial, antiviral treatment did not slow disease progression in people with early symptoms.

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Alzheimer's
Tackling Brain Disorders by Targeting the “Junk” in Their Genes

July 28, 2025

Our genome is littered with copies of the same DNA sequences. Columbia’s Shawn Liu believes a better understanding of this debris could deliver new treatments for many brain diseases.

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Neuroscience
Why So Many Seniors Can’t Afford Long-Term Care

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TIME

July 23, 2025

“It is repeatedly the family caregiver who shoulders the immense pressures generated by health care shortages and rising dementia cases,” says John McHugh of the Mailman School of Public Health.
Columbia Agrees to $200 Million Fine to Settle Fight With Trump

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The New York Times

July 23, 2025

Columbia University will pay a $200 million fine to settle allegations from the Trump administration that it failed to do enough to stop the harassment of Jewish students.
CUIMC Employees Recharge at Annual Appreciation Social

July 22, 2025

Hundreds of CUIMC employees and community members reenergized with music, ice cream, and advocacy opportunities at the annual employee event.

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Campus News
Bots for Tots: Columbia's Pioneering Robotic Liver Surgery Program for Children

July 22, 2025

With the first program in the U.S. performing robotic liver surgery in children, Columbia is redefining the pediatric surgical landscape.

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Surgery
Mary Had Schizophrenia—Then Suddenly She Didn't

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The New Yorker

July 21, 2025

Editor's Note: Steven Kushner is a professor of psychiatry and Sander Markx is an associate research scientist at the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Pedestrian Head-Start Intervals at NYC Intersections Reduce Injuries

July 21, 2025

Giving pedestrians a head start to cross New York City intersections reduces pedestrian injuries by one-third.

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Public Health
Healthy Babies Born in Britain After Scientists Used DNA From Three People to Avoid Genetic Disease

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Associated Press

July 16, 2025

The latest research “marks an important milestone,” said Dr. Zev Williams, who directs the Columbia University Fertility Center and was not involved in the work.

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