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The New Science of Forgetting

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TIME

By Corinne Purtill

April 28, 2022

Studies on the brains of zebrafish, like the one shown here, are helping scientists better understand memory, and the power of forgetting.
Grace Under Pressure: Town Hall on Mental Health

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Metrofocus

April 26, 2022

We’re taking another look at mental health, which includes our emotional, psychological and social well-being in the WNET Group’s upcoming virtual town hall series, Grace Under Pressure.
Millions of COVID-19 Shots Set to Go to Waste, as Vaccine Rollout Slows

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abc News

By Arielle Mitropoulos

April 25, 2022

Dr. Stephen Morse, described the waste of millions of COVID-19 doses in the U.S.
CUIMC Faculty, Staff, Students Volunteer at Armory After-school Program

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CUIMC Campus News

April 22, 2022

Doctors from Columbia University Irving Medical Center, as well as medical students led our after-school athletes through agility drills, stretches, and relay races, to name just a few activities!
Columbia's RARAF Accelerates Research on New Cancer Treatments

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News 12 New York

April 20, 2022

This piece describes the installation of a new instrument at Columbia University's Radiological Research Accelerator Facility (RARAF) in Irvington, New York
Poverty impacts prenatal brain development

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M.D./alert

By Linda Carroll

April 13, 2022

Prenatal poverty may be associated with global reductions in brain volumes and cortical folding at birth, a new study suggests.
Columbia Biophysicist Explains How Far UVC Light Could Prevent Future Covid Outbreaks

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SiriusXM Satellite Radio: Doctor Radio

April 12, 2022

David Brenner, interviewed here, is the Higgins Professor of Biophysics and the director of the Center for Radiological Research.
Epidemiologist: Drug supply fueled WVa crisis over poverty

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AP

By Leah Willingham

April 12, 2022

The influx of prescription opioids into West Virginia communities was the main driver of the state’s drug crisis — more than poverty, job loss and other economic stressors.
Is NYC Facing Another ‘Omicron Tsunami'? ER Doc Shares His Insight Amid Uptick

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NBC New York

By Chris Glorioso

April 10, 2022

The so-called "stealth" omicron variant BA.2, currently fueling the city's uptick in COVID cases, isn't likely to match January's "omicron tsunami".
Two-Thirds of U.S. Water Systems Contain Uranium

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U.S. News and World Report

By Robert Preidt

April 8, 2022

Two-thirds of U.S. community water systems have detectable levels of uranium, and the highest levels are in Hispanic communities, according to a new study.

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