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No Increased Dementia Risk Found in Diagnosed Celiac Patients

October 19, 2015

A new study has found that celiac patients are at no increased risk for dementia before or after their diagnosis of celiac disease.

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Research
Heidi-Hahn Schroeder: Runs With Her Sister to Remember Their Father

October 19, 2015

Heidi Hahn-Schroeder, Columbia Nursing, signed up for the marathon as a bucket-list item, but the goal has grown more meaningful since her father's death.

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Campus News
Mary Davies: Distance Running Is a People-Watching Adventure

October 19, 2015

Mary Davies will run her first marathon on Nov. 1. She started running for the sense of freedom it affords her, and the excuse to people-watch.

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Campus News
Sharon Green: Distance Running Gives Her a Window into Other Communities

October 19, 2015

Sharon Green loves pushing through the cycles of motivation and defeat in long distance running.

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Campus News
Mauer Biscotti: 26.2 Miles Is an Unforgiving Distance

October 19, 2015

Mauer Biscotti says the NYC Marathon may be his only chance to run through all five boroughs before he leaves the city in two years.

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Campus News
Kevin Capata: A Triathlete Tackles his First Marathon

October 19, 2015

Kevin Capata has been an athlete since childhood, but didn't start running until high school after a long day in the car with his family made him restless.

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Campus News
Deirdre Keane: Running Is Her Therapy

October 19, 2015

Dierdre Keane, a Columbia Nursing student, started running to remember her father, a marathon runner who passed away when she was a teenager.

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Campus News
Annie Onishi: A Glutton for Punishment

October 19, 2015

Annie Onishi, 28, a Surgery resident, has been a competitive runner since childhood. She says she prefers “Marathon Sunday” to Christmas morning.

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Campus News
Jennifer Kosakowski: Running in Memory of Her Fiance

October 17, 2015

Running the NYC Marathon will be a way for Jennifer Kosakowski to remember her fiance, who was killed in a traffic accident, and raise money for an organization that combats similar fatalities

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Campus News
Vicky Leavitt: Slow and Steady Wins the Race

October 17, 2015

Vicky Leavitt, Sergievsky Center, ran her first marathon 13 years ago when a friend suggested it. The idea was crazy enough that she had to follow through.

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