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VP&S Welcomes Its Most Diverse Class of Medical Students

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CUIMC Campus News

August 16, 2021

The VP&S Class of 2025 has more students from underrepresented minority backgrounds than any medical school class in Columbia’s history.
VP&S Recognized by NIH for Advancing Gender Diversity

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CUIMC Update

August 16, 2021

The National Institutes of Health has awarded VP&S the NIH Prize for Enhancing Faculty Gender Diversity in Biomedical and Behavioral Science.
El asma infantil: ¿qué puede causar esta enfermedad y cuáles tratamientos seguir en caso de padecerla?

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Univision 41

By Edicion Digital NY

July 30, 2021

In this Spanish language interview, Mara Minguez, an assistant professor of pediatrics and of population and family health, helps parents understand the symptoms and triggers of childhood asthma.
As COVID Persists, Parents Of Medically-Vulnerable Students Worry About City’s School Plan

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The Gothamist

By Jessica Gould

July 28, 2021

Some parents of students with underlying conditions that could put them at greater risk for COVID-19 are concerned about the city’s plan to exclusively offer in-person learning this fall.
Memorial Unveiled In The Heights For 'Fierce' Disability Advocate

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Patch

By Gus Saltonstall

July 28, 2021

The MTA unveiled a memorial plaque Wednesday in Washington Heights for the late Edith Prentiss, a longtime disability rights advocate.
Washington Heights Precinct Welcomes New Commanding Officer

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Patch

By Gus Saltonstall

July 28, 2021

After over two years in charge of the 33rd Precinct, Deputy Inspector Anthony Bello recently passed its leadership to Captain Bryan Natale.
The pandemic drove overdose deaths to a record high, but telemedicine may curb the trend

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Popular Science

By Kate Baggaley

July 26, 2021

In 2020, deaths due to drug overdose shot up nearly 30 percent in the United States last year compared with 2019.
CUIMC and NYP Conclude Community Health Workers Town Halls

By Carla Alvarez Valverde

July 21, 2021

Community Health Workers Town Hall comes to a close.

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More than a million children around the world may have been orphaned by the COVID-19 pandemic, study finds

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USA Today

By Adrianna Rodriguez

July 20, 2021

Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital estimate more than a million children may have been orphaned because of a COVID-19-related death.
Coronavirus Pandemic: Covid Cases Are Rising in All 50 States

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Andersoon Cooper 360

By Anderson Cooper

July 16, 2021

Craig Spencer, interviewed here, is an assistant professor and the director of global health in the Department of Emergency Medicine.

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