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Hacking Bacteria to Attack Cancer

37 days ago cuimc.columbia.edu cancer

Pandemic-era babies do not have higher autism risk, finds study

2 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu autism medicine

Mitochondria Are Flinging Their DNA into Our Brain Cells

3 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu brain health

Researchers discover a genetic variant that reduces odds of developing Alzheimer’s disease by up to 70% and may be protecting thousands of people in the US

7 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu disease genetics neuroscience

Discrimination During Pregnancy May Alter Circuits in Infants’ Brains

11 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu neuroscience

Source of hidden consciousness in 'comatose' brain injury patients found

15 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu brain neuroscience

Research conducted in human cells and in mice, found warfarin (a common blood thinner) can double as a anticancer: it stops tumors from interfering with a self-destruct mechanism that cells initiate when they detect mutations or other abnormalities

15 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu cancer

Passegué, with her graduate student Carl Mitchell, found an anti-inflammatory drug, already approved for use in rheumatoid arthritis, can turn back time in mice and reverse some of the effects of age on the hematopoietic system.

22 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu medicine

Decades of Air Pollution Undermine the Immune System

24 months ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Researchers reveal the surprising reasons why cancer cells are often forced to rely on fat imports: fat molecules are used to create membranes of new cells

2 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu cancer

Missing Link Between Alzheimer’s and Vascular Disease Found?

2 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu disease

New Type of Ultraviolet Light Makes Indoor Air as Safe as Outdoors

2 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Study Reveals Toll of Poor Sleep Among Health Care Workers

2 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

It’s True: Stress Does Turn Hair Gray (and It’s Reversible)

3 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

The number of heart transplants in the USA declined sharply during the beginning of the pandemic, even in areas with few COVID-19 cases at the time, an analysis shows: The data show that this pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on the care patients with advanced heart failure are receiving

4 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu covid usa

Far-UVC light safely kills airborne Coronaviruses

4 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Study of nearly 400 pregnant women in New York City is among the first to show that lower neighborhood socioeconomic status and greater household crowding increase the risk of becoming infected with SARS-CoV-2…

4 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Women who sleep poorly tend to overeat and consume a lower-quality diet

4 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Ex-Smokers, Light Smokers Not Exempt from Lung Damage

5 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu

Bone, Not Adrenaline, Drives Fight or Flight Response

5 years ago cuimc.columbia.edu flight