Columbia researchers have spent over twenty-five years investigating the impacts of contaminated aquifers in Bangladesh
Columbia researchers look at the politics of despair
Columbia doctors say the right testing plan still depends on your personal risks and medical history
How William Stewart Halsted became the father of modern surgery.
Columbia cardiologists are collaborating with the NBA to identify athletes at risk for sudden cardiac death
A Q&A with historian and public-health expert David Rosner about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan
A team of physicians and scientists working on a new precision-medicine initiative face their ultimate test
Columbia researchers created a database of the effects of different venoms on the human body
Researchers found that boosting the productivity of the brain's "garbage-disposal system" may treat diseases
Scientists have developed a diagnostic tool could speed up the detection and treatment of infectious diseases from common influenza to Dengue fever
An automated speech-analysis program predicted with 100 percent accuracy which of thirty-four teens and young adults would develop schizophrenia
Inside Arts & Minds, a nonprofit that provides art classes for dementia patients
The month you were born helps determine your risk for asthma, ADHD, heart disease, and many other common medical problems
Leukemia is spreading among soft-shell clams through seawater, marking only the third instance that scientists have ever found of cancer cells migrating between organisms
Tissue engineers at CUMC are bending the idea of what's possible — by growing new cartilage and bone inside the body