Health & Medicine

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

Is cycling in the city as healthy as people think?

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

The illness, once dismissed as the “yuppie flu,” has long frustrated scientists seeking to explain its etiology

Andrea Smith '05DM is the clinical director of the Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic

Engineering students look for solutions to a public-health crisis

As the Ebola virus ravages West Africa, Columbians race to stop an epidemic

Columbia researchers have identified many previously unknown mutations common among the isolated group

Neurobiologists have made a discovery that may help explain why people with autism are prone to epilepsy and often oversensitive to noise and social experiences