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VP&S Faculty Recognized at 2019 Honors Luncheon

July 2, 2019

VP&S faculty who received honors during the past academic year were celebrated at the annual 2019 Honors Luncheon.

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Campus News
VP&S Alumni Appointed to Lead Admissions

July 1, 2019

Anne Armstrong-Coben, MD’89, and Donald Quest, MD’70, are taking on leadership roles for Columbia's medical school.

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Campus News
There's More Evidence That Too Much Sitting Can Be Very Unhealthy

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NPR

July 1, 2019

A study from Columbia University finds that sitting for long periods in front of the television is more dangerous than sitting at work.
It’s Hard to Kill Blood Stem Cells—Now We Know Why

June 28, 2019

Hematopoietic stem cells can survive extraordinary stress. Columbia scientists have learned how they escape death, which could lead to new treatments for blood cancers and diseases related to aging.

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Stem Cells
‘It’s Gigantic’: A New Way to Gauge the Chances for Unresponsive Patients

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The New York Times

June 26, 2019

Columbia researchers have found a way to detect “covert consciousness” that could aid the recovery of people with severe brain injuries.
Workflow Walkthroughs Showcase Epic from Patient Point of View

June 26, 2019

The EpicTogether Team held its first Workflow Walkthrough, giving those in attendance a look at both ambulatory and inpatient workflows with the new electronic medical record.
CUIMC Suit Drive Supports Men’s Shelter Residents

June 26, 2019

Columbia's annual suit drive, in partnership with Project Renewal, solicits donations of formal men's wear for residents of the Fort Washington Men's Shelter near the medical campus.
The Workplace y Yo

June 26, 2019

A recent panel discussion hosted by CUIMC HR Staff Diversity & Inclusion Council featured Latino and Latina professionals from different fields discussing their careers.
Program Graduates First Class of Medical Education Scholars

June 26, 2019

Twenty-two faculty members made up the first class to graduate from the Medical Education Research Intensive Training (MERIT) program.
Heart Risk Raised By Sitting in Front of the TV, Not By Sitting at Work, Study Suggests

June 26, 2019

Sitting while watching television, but not sitting at work, is associated with a greater risk of heart attack, stroke, or early death, Columbia researchers have found.

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Heart Health

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