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Caring for Transgender Patients, Body and Mind

September 24, 2015

Columbia Nursing interviews Walter Bockting, co-director of the CUMC LGBT Health Initiative, on his world-renowned research on transgender health.

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Nursing
Therapy Horse Rides into CUMC

September 23, 2015

A miniature therapy horse stopped by Columbia Physical Therapy, thanks to a nonprofit founded by Columbia neurosurgeon Dr. Garcia-Bengochea.

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General Medicine
College of Dental Medicine Receives Second Consecutive Diversity Award

September 23, 2015

Columbia's dental school has received another Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award recognizing the school's commitment to diversity and inclusion.

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Dentistry
"¿Cómo se siente?"

September 23, 2015

New Columbia Nursing research has identified validated methods to measure health literacy, with a goal of improving health communications with and within Spanish-speaking populations.

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Nursing
Reuters: Parental nicotine dependence predicts teen smoking

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Reuters

September 23, 2015
New York State Approves Columbia University’s 467-Gene Cancer Panel

September 23, 2015

The Columbia Combined Cancer Panel has been granted full approval by the New York State Department of Health.

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Cancer
Los Angeles Times: Embryo battles likely to get a precedent in San Francisco case

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The Los Angeles Times

September 23, 2015
Horwitz Prize Awarded for Research Revealing How the Brain is Wired

September 22, 2015

Columbia will award the 2015 Horwitz Prize to S. Lawrence Zipursky, for discovering a molecular identification system that helps neurons to wire the brain.

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Neuroscience
Supporting LGBT Elders

September 22, 2015

Columbia Nursing's e-linc initiative, which aims to eliminate health disparities in elder LGBT population, met its goal of linking 100 patients with LGBT-friendly providers.

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Nursing
New Study Explores Link Between Teen Smoking and Parental Influence

September 21, 2015

Mailman researchers find that teens had twice the odds of being nicotine dependent if one of their parents was nicotine dependent.

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Public Health

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