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Is there a gender gap when it comes to loneliness? This public health expert thinks so.

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MSNBC

By Linda P. Fried MD MPH

August 19, 2022

Dr. Linda Fried, Dean of Columbia’s School for Public Health, warns that increased isolation puts older women at greater risk for this debilitating condition.
Polio: How to find your long-lost vaccination records and other FAQs

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Gothamist

By Nsikan Akpan

August 17, 2022

Here’s a guide to facing a polio outbreak in 2022.
CUIMC Community Forum on Monkeypox

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CUIMC Update

August 17, 2022

Three infectious disease experts at Columbia University Irving Medical Center presented the latest updates on monkeypox at a briefing Aug. 16, 2022, for CUIMC faculty, staff, and students.
Polio Is Back. Here's How to Keep Yourself Safe

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TIME

By Jeffrey Kluger

August 16, 2022

Polio is back.
Doc to Doc: Monkeypox Outbreak

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NBC New York

By Dr. John Torres

August 11, 2022

Doc to Doc: NBC’s Dr. John Torres talks with Dr. Jason Zucker about the current monkeypox outbreak.
CUIMC doctor gives update on monkeypox

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Spectrum News NY1

By Rocco Vertuccio

August 7, 2022

Dr. Jason Zucker, an adult and pediatric infectious diseases physician at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, joins Rocco Vertuccio on NY1 Sunday morning to discuss the latest monkeypox news.
Summer, Science and Drosophila: New Program Shapes Future Scientists

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Columbia University Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center

By Melanie A. Farmer

August 3, 2022

Summer outreach program links local high-school students with hands-on cancer research.
What's Next? 7 Ways the Roe v. Wade Reversal Will Impact Our Health

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Good Housekeeping

By Meryl Davids Landau

July 13, 2022

Now that the Supreme Court has taken away the constitutional right to abortion, there will be ripple effects.
Worried about BA.5? Epidemiologists share what they’re doing to stay safe this summer

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Today

By Linda Carroll

July 13, 2022

As a wave of the newest COVID-19 variant, omicron BA.5, washes across the nation, many are left without a lot of guidance on how to best protect their families.
Home AHA News: Being Vaccinated May Lower Stroke Risk in Adults With Flu-Like Illnesses

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American Heart Association News

By American Heart Association News HealthDay Reporter

July 11, 2022

Flu-like illnesses can increase the risk for stroke among adults, but being vaccinated might lower those odds, especially among those under 45, new research finds.

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