Recent health and wellness news from across Columbia.
New findings about bacteria could guide researchers to fresh breakthroughs, like new antibiotics and therapies for the microbiome.
A single shot in skeletal muscle improved the heart’s own ability to protect and heal after a heart attack.
In her book, Halle Tecco provides an insider’s guide to transforming the system through innovation.
From 60-second breathing resets to better sleep routines, a Columbia Health specialist shares workshop-backed strategies to help students (and all of us!) manage stress.
Melanie Bernitz and Marcy Ferdschneider invite Columbia students to share their experiences through the LENS Survey before March 13.
A drug developed at Columbia saved the life of the first child to receive the therapy and has now been approved by the FDA.
Columbia University’s Incite Institute offers more than 450 perspectives from the Obama White House and beyond.
The ImPLANT program leverages cross-institutional expertise across multiple bioengineering disciplines to address liver failure.
Antiretroviral therapy availability has been the primary driver of these improvements.
Physicians at the nation’s top-rated fertility center are racing to find new treatments for infertility and miscarriages.
Ferroptosis, a process discovered by Columbia biologist Brent R. Stockwell, could help defeat some of the deadliest cancers.
Columbia News spotlights 2025 Columbia University research breakthroughs you should know about.