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Despite improving conditions, COVID will ‘scar’ a generation of health care workers

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PBS News Hour

By William Brangham

June 18, 2021

Craig Spencer, interviewed here, is an assistant professor and the director of global health in the Department of Emergency Medicine.
Health Experts 'Nervous' About Gov. Cuomo's Lifting of Virus Restrictions

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Newsday

By David Olson

June 15, 2021

Our biggest shield against this is vaccinations, and we still have a long way to go to get sufficient coverage of vaccines.
Academy of Community and Public Service Inducts Second Class

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CUIMC Campus News

June 14, 2021

In a virtual ceremony on June 10, the Academy of Community and Public Service (ACPS) inducted 18 faculty members from across Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
How to Win Against China? Fund Science Education — Not Just Research

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The Hill

By Robert Klitzman

June 11, 2021

Democrats and Republicans are now joining in a novel, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to advance science.
Don’t Fall for These Lab-Leak Traps

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The Atlantic

By Daniel Engber

June 10, 2021

Recent coverage of the pandemic’s origins has ensnared readers in semantic quibbles, side points, and distractions.
Reflecting on Covid: How Politics Undermined Public Health

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CNN

By Chris Cuomo

June 8, 2021

Ian Lipkin, interviewed here, is the John Snow Professor of Epidemiology and the director of the Center for Infection and Immunity.
‘I can feel the clouds lifting.’ Many long-haul COVID patients report improvement post-vaccination, surprising medical experts.

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Chicago Tribune

By Angie Leventis Luorgos

June 5, 2021

Equally puzzling is why the shots seem to help some long-haul patients recuperate while others report no symptom improvement after getting immunized.
Columbia Confers Dental Degrees on 94 Graduates

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Columbia College of Dental Medicine

By Odelia Ghodsizadeh

June 3, 2021

On May 20, the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM) celebrated the graduation of 94 new dentists from the school’s DDS program.
How to Celebrate Pride Month 2021 at Columbia

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Columbia News

By Acacia O'Connor

June 2, 2021

Looking back at the contributions of LGBTQ+ Columbians, offering resources, and sharing the events you can participate in this Pride Month.
Tai Chi Might Help Reduce Belly Fat in Middle-Aged and Older Adults

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Everyday Health

By Lisa Rapaport

June 2, 2021

A randomized controlled trial found that tai chi worked as well as or better than conventional exercise at helping people over 50 trim their waist circumference.

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