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Keeping feelings bottled up could put women at risk of stroke: Study

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Good Morning America

September 26, 2019

"It seems reasonable that self-silencers would suffer from high levels of depression and anxiety, which are known risk factors for cardiovascular disease," Dr. Jennifer Haythe told ABC News.
‘Value’ of Care Was a Big Goal. How Did It Work Out?

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The New York Times

September 23, 2019

“Bundled payments are a straightforward way to make hospitals consider all the costs they are responsible for,” said Adam Sacarny, assistant professor with Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health.
Six questions that may help stop a suicide

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The Washington Post

September 22, 2019

Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber, a Columbia University psychiatry professor and lead scientist of the Lighthouse Project, developed the short questionnaire.
How To Design A Female-Friendly Toilet

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NPR: Goats and Soda

September 20, 2019

Marni Sommer of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, researches and advises on menstrual health management in emergency contexts.
Photos: Caribbean Cultural Celebration Brings Sounds and Tastes of the Islands to CUIMC

September 18, 2019

The event was hosted by the HR Diversity and Inclusion Council.

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CUIMC Teams Go All Out to Design Epic Practice Readiness Centers

September 18, 2019

Many departments have added creative touches to make the Readiness Centers eye-catching and fun ahead of the January go-live.

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Campus News
CUIMC to Host Free Community Wellness Event in Haven Plaza

September 18, 2019

The event on Sept. 28, 2019, is open to the public and will feature workshops, health screenings, and wellness activities for the entire family.

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Campus News
Opinion: Does Anyone Really ‘Love’ Private Health Insurance?

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The New York Times

September 17, 2019

Editor's Note: Rachel Madley is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
Anxiety, 'Fight or Flight' Response: Humans Really Do Feel Fear in Their Bones, Study Finds

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Newsweek

September 14, 2019

Gerard Karsenty, a geneticist at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, is one of the scientists behind this decades-long exploration of fight-or-flight.
The children of Donor H898

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The Washington Post

September 14, 2019

“We call autism one thing, but it’s different in every person,” said Wendy Chung, a professor of pediatric medicine at Columbia University and the principal investigator of SPARK.

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