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Cash incentives have only a marginal effect on increasing vaccination uptake among adults, according to a new study.

Stress and coping with racism and discrimination are associated with higher levels of depression among young Black mothers, new research shows.

Recent developments have brought potentially lifesaving technologies closer to fruition.

A new study by Mailman School of Public Health researchers provides evidence that sleep is integral to preserving heart health.

The 25-member committee will advise Secretary Janet Yellen and Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo on efforts to advance racial equity in the economy, and more.

The HEALing Communities Study in New York State led by Columbia School of Social Work's Professor Nabila El-Bassel has completed Wave 1 of the project. Find out what has been accomplished and what's next.

Does it always come down to “the economy, stupid,” or will other factors be as important to voters in this midterm election? Here's a look at how past trends may affect how issues play out this November.

Music Professor Kevin Fellezs embraces everything from contemporary jazz to Hawaiian slack guitar and ethnomusicology.

Perhat Tursun’s “The Backstreets” has been wowing critics with its literary merit and its account of the hardships faced by Uyghurs in China.

Catherine Fennell’s current project about public housing in the Midwest has received a faculty grant from the Office of the Provost.

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