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Nearly 1 In 10 Americans Suffered From Depression In 2020, Study Finds

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Forbes

By Madeline Halpert

September 19, 2022

Almost one in 10 Americans reported suffering from depression in 2020, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
Building a More Inclusive Environment Through Education

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Columbia Medicine

By Danny McAlindon

September 16, 2022

As Equity and Justice Fellows, Students Apply an Anti-Racist Lens to the Curriculum
Taking Eye Care Into the Community

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Columbia Medicine

By Alexander Gelfand

September 16, 2022

Study Offers Older New York City Housing Authority Residents Vision Screening and Follow-Up Eye Care.
Hundreds of Stakeholders Call on Senate Leaders to Make Telehealth a Priority This Fall

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Alliance for Connected Care

By Chris Adamec

September 13, 2022

Three hundred and seventy five organizations sent a joint letter to bipartisan leadership of the U.S. Senate urging action on telehealth legislation this fall.
Just one hour of extra sleep each night can lead to better eating habits

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The Washington Post

By Anahad O'Connor

September 13, 2022

Studies show that sleep-deprived adults crave junk food, eat extra calories and have more unhealthy abdominal fat.
Repeat Blood Donation Won't Harm Your Health

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U.S. News and World Report

By Dennis Thompson

September 12, 2022

Frequent blood donors don’t need to worry about iron deficiency harming their health, new research shows.
Which states have the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rates?

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abc News

By Mary Kekatos

September 12, 2022

Almost two years into the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, several states are still struggling to immunize their residents.
Another Reason to Get the Flu Shot: Lowered Risk for Stroke

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U.S. News and World Report

By Amy Norton

September 8, 2022

As flu season approaches, a new study is pointing to a possible bonus from vaccination: a lower risk of stroke.
How Researchers Are Working to Make IVF More Effective

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TIME

By Jamie Ducharme

September 8, 2022

Some of those efforts focus on how to improve screening tests meant to help patients optimize their chances of having a healthy baby through IVF.
Project Medical Education Returns to CUIMC

By Ross Frommer

September 8, 2022

Earlier this month, after a two-year hiatus, Project Medical Education (PME) returned to Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC).

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