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COVID-19 Variant Found In New York City Worries Researchers

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NPR

By Rob Stein

February 25, 2021

Researchers say they're worried about this variant because that may help the virus evade our immune systems and interfere with protection from the vaccines.
Patients Receiving Chemotherapy May Not be at Increased Risk for COVID-19

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American Association for Cancer Research

February 25, 2021

Compared with patients with cancer who were not on active treatment, those receiving chemotherapy did not have an increased risk for developing COVID-19.
2021 Summer Programs for Students and Educators

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Columbia Neighbors

By Maggie Barrows

February 17, 2021

Many great programs for students in high school and college, as well as some programs for educators will continue this summer, either online or in person.
The coronavirus is here to stay — here’s what that means

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Nature

By Nicky Phillips

February 16, 2021

A Nature survey shows many scientists expect the virus that causes COVID-19 to become endemic, but it could pose less danger over time.
An urgent mental health crisis: Health workers facing immense psychological toll from pandemic

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abc News

By Erielle Reshef Ashley Schwartz-Lavares Victoria Moll-Ramirez

February 16, 2021

NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia [University] began offering robust mental health services, including an urgent counseling service, to all of our front-line staff in late March 2020.
COVID-19 Shots Might Be Tweaked if Variants Get Worse

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The Washington Post

By Lauran Neergaard

February 15, 2021

Columbia University’s David Ho put blood samples from people given the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines into lab dishes with the mutated virus.
CUIMC Vaccine Volunteers Describe Sense of Community, Hope

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CUIMC Campus News

February 15, 2021

When the call for volunteers to staff the Armory vaccination site went out to CUIMC staff on the evening of Jan. 13, Columbia University faculty and staff flooded the gates.
Incidence and prevalence of stroke continues to increase among young people

February 12, 2021

The incidence and prevalence of stroke continues to increase among young people (18 to 44 years old) in the US. Despite emerging evidence for novel risk factors among this populations.
Commnity Immunity

February 12, 2021

From the Chairman's Desk.
Winter coronavirus wave ebbs and deaths drop, but experts fear a spring surge

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The Washington Post

By Joel Achenbach Brittany Shammas Fenit Nirappil and Jacqueline Dupree

February 12, 2021

Outbreaks are self-limiting. As you burn through susceptibles, as more people become infected and transition to recovered or deceased, there are fewer people who can be infected in the short term

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