Recent health and wellness news from across Columbia.
Columbia News spotlights 2025 Columbia University research breakthroughs you should know about.
Ryan Leone hopes to use his medical degree, which he’ll earn next spring, to treat both service members and veterans.
The technique successfully opened the blood-brain barrier, which usually hinders chemotherapies.
New York’s first mobile lung cancer screening van brings prevention and detection closer to home.
As progress against the disease stalls, researchers are looking for new approaches to countering it.
Columbia scientists have found a way to get the immune system to recognize and attack stomach cancer instead of ignoring it.
Election to the Academy is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine.
In the past decade, Michel Sadelain has been at the center of a revolution in the treatment of cancer.
The discovery paves the way for a new type of antidepressant that inhibits the chemical.
Older adults especially benefit from this therapeutic practice, say the authors.
The outermost brain layer just behind the forehead sustains the most damage from heading. The damage leads to cognitive deficits.
A School of Nursing study showed promising results for helping adolescents with the ailment.