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Columbia Helps Lead Ambitious New Precision Medicine Project

October 26, 2017

Columbia is helping to enroll 1 million Americans in “All of Us,” a large-scale effort to accelerate the medical research that will lead to individualized health care.

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Precision Medicine
New York Times: Arsenic Reductions in Drinking Water Tied to Fewer Cancer Deaths

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The New York Times

October 25, 2017
Reuters: Robotic-assisted surgery: more expensive, but not always more effective

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Reuters

October 25, 2017
Arsenic in U.S. Drinking Water Dropped After EPA Rule Implemented

October 25, 2017

Americans using public water systems were exposed to significantly less arsenic after EPA regulations on maximum levels of arsenic were implemented in 2006.

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Public Health
Business Insider: A gluten scientist explains why gluten-free diets are terrible for you

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Business Insider

October 24, 2017
Popular Science: Your memories are less accurate than you think

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Popular Science

October 24, 2017
Diabetes Researchers Discover Potential New Insulin Sensitizers

October 24, 2017

Researchers may have found a way to treat insulin resistance, a precursor to type 2 diabetes, while avoiding side effects such as weight gain.

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Diabetes
TIME: Motherhood Is Hard to Get Wrong. So Why Do So Many Moms Feel So Bad About Themselves?

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TIME

October 23, 2017
How Does the Brain Tell the Body to Move?

October 20, 2017

Columbia scientists received a $15.3 million BRAIN Initiative award to decipher how the brain guides movement, one of neuroscience’s most fundamental questions.

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Neuroscience
Chicago Tribune: Can you teach a cell new tricks? Diabetes research aims to do just that.

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Chicago Tribune

October 20, 2017