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NY COVID Reinfection Rates Are Soaring. And This New BA.5 Study May Explain Why

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NBC New York

By Jennifer Millman

July 7, 2022

The BA.5 subvariant appears to escape immunity and transmit more easily, leading some to call it the "worst version" of omicron yet.
Plan B and the abortion pill are very different. Here's why

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Today

By Caroline Kee

July 7, 2022

Plan B, aka the morning-after pill, is a form emergency contraception that can prevent pregnancy, while the abortion pill, aka medication abortion, is used to terminate an existing pregnancy.
With ultraviolet protection, one Boston cabaret may be safer from COVID-19 than almost anywhere

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GBH

By Craig LeMoult

July 6, 2022

Using ultraviolet light to decontaminate rooms is not new.
What the Supreme Court’s ruling on EPA authority means for air quality and local health

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WNYC

By Michael Hill

July 1, 2022

WNYC host Michael Hill speaks with Dr. Cecilia Sorensen, director of Columbia University’s Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education, about what the ruling means for local & global health.
Pandemic babies are behind after years of stress, isolation affected brain development

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USA Today

By Alia Wong

June 12, 2022

Kids born in the COVID-19 era lag in certain skills and are more prone to challenging behaviors. Experts say their parents need more support.
Americans keep getting reinfected with COVID-19 as new variants emerge, data shows

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abc News

By Arielle Mitropoulos

June 8, 2022

Americans keep getting reinfected with COVID-19 as new variants emerge, data shows.
The 'mortality gap' between Republican and Democratic counties is widening, study says. Here's why.

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USA Today

By Adrianna Rodriguez

June 7, 2022

A new study found deaths rates are improving faster in Democratic counties than Republican ones.
Can long Covid lead to death? A new analysis suggests it could

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Politico New York

By Erin Banco

June 3, 2022

The CDC is beginning to look at death certificates that indicate more than 100 people who died had long Covid.
Pioneering Neuroscientist Eric Kandel to Retire

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Columbia Zuckerman Institute News

June 2, 2022

Eric Kandel, MD, will retire at the end of August, following a truly extraordinary and transformative career.
Opioid Use a Hazard for Young Patients Battling Sarcomas

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U.S. News and World Report

May 31, 2022

When a teen or young adult has sarcoma, a type of cancer in the bones or soft tissues, a doctor will often prescribe opioids for the pain.

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