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.
The device requires just a drop of blood from a finger prick and reveals its diagnosis in fifteen minutes
If scientists expect to cure cancer they need to take bigger risks, says Columbia biochemist Brent Stockwell
A study demonstrates how the Internet is changing the way our brains work
Researchers at the College of Dental Medicine have found that dentists can play a significant role in fighting a major public-health crisis
Researchers have discovered a new way to create embryonic stem cells that contain a sick person’s unique DNA
A study has uncovered alternative causes of the disease
A new book by Carl Schoonover '11GSAS explores how philosophers and neuroscientists have represented that most mysterious of human workings
Columbia psychologist Sheena Iyengar applies her expertise in human decision making to the most difficult question of all
Women soon may be able to better protect themselves using a gel created by epidemiology professors Salim S. Abdool Karim and Quarraisha Abdool Karim
Columbia social workers are pulling back the curtain on AIDS in Central Asia, where the epidemic is spreading faster than anywhere else in the world
Epidemiologist Sandro Galea discovers that altered genes may trigger post-traumatic stress