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70 Faculty Receive Seed Funding for Projects that Address Structural Racism

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CUIMC Campus News

November 6, 2020

Seventy CUIMC faculty members have received seed funding from the Office of the Provost for projects that engage with issues of structural racism.
Victoria Mason-Ailey, Columbia’s AVP for Planning and Community Affairs Retires

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Columbia Neighbors

By Bashar Makhay

November 4, 2020

Victoria Mason-Ailey who worked alongside area residents and stakeholders on matters of urban planning, land use, and community relations retires after fifteen years.
Injury Free Coalition for Kids to Launch First National Injury Prevention Day: November 18

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Columbia Mailman School of Public Health

November 2, 2020

On 11/18, The Injury Free Coalition for Kids at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, will launch the inaugural “National Injury Prevention Day” to raise awareness about injury & prevention.
Chalk Food Insecurity Response to COVID-19

October 31, 2020

Since March 16th, 2020, NYP CHALK food insecurity initiatives have expanded to meet increasing need for emergency food resources in Northern Manhattan and the Bronx.

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Campus News
Five Elected to the National Academy of Medicine

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CUIMC Campus News

October 19, 2020

The National Academy of Medicine(link is external and opens in a new window) today announced that five members of the CUIMC faculty.
Why herd immunity is ‘dangerous’ as a COVID-19 strategy

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PBS News Hour

October 14, 2020

Across the globe, governments and health officials are grappling with how to contain COVID-19.
Coronavirus Reinfections Are Real but Very, Very Rare

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The New York Times

By Apoorva Mandavilli

October 13, 2020

A case in Nevada has spurred new concerns that people who have recovered from the infection may still be vulnerable.
The most promising treatments for COVID-19 so far

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60 Minutes

By Scott Pelley

October 11, 2020

Labs across the globe have mobilized in historic fashion to try to find a treatment for COVID-19.
Furthering Education for Local Healthcare Providers

By Jahneille Edwards and Carla Alvarez Valverde

October 7, 2020

Columbia University Irving Medical Centerand NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital launched the Community Physicians Educational Webinar series earlier this Fall.

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Campus News
CLOTH Helps Fight Hunger in the Heights

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Columbia Neighbors

By By Maggie Barrows

October 6, 2020

The pandemic has dramatically increased hunger and food insecurity around the city, and CLOTH has seen the effects up close.

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