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A Death Investigator Learns to Live

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Columbia Magazine

October 6, 2025

Barbara Butcher, MPH '83, spent two decades behind police tape in New York City, examining bodies. Now, she reflects on the hard lessons learned.
Hurricane Evacuation Patterns Differ Based on Where the Storm Hits

October 2, 2025

People in coastal areas with frequent hurricane exposure are more likely to travel out of harm’s way compared to people in inland areas who are more likely to stay put.

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Climate and Health
Environmental Health Scientist Strengthens Ties to Latin America

October 1, 2025

In a faculty Q&A, Marcela Tamayo-Ortiz discusses her research path, from reducing exposure to lead among traditional potters to improving women’s midlife bone health and promoting healthy aging.

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Aging and Healthy Longevity
California Sanctions Stark Disparities in Pesticide Exposure During Pregnancy

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Inside Climate News

By Liza Gross

October 1, 2025

Inside Climate News highlights new research on disparities in pregnancy pesticide exposure and features Columbia’s Virginia Rauh, whose decades of work link findings in California to New York.
Alumnae Honored for Excellence in Public Health

October 1, 2025

Betsy Williams, MPH ’02, and Betty Chia-Wen Chang, MD, MHA ’21, were honored for their service.

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Global Health
Alumni Summit Spotlights Energy and Ideas of an Evolving Field

October 1, 2025

The 2025 Alumni Summit brought together more than 160 public health leaders whose careers took flight with a degree from the Columbia Mailman School.

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Global Health
25 Columbia Ideas and Innovations That Changed the World

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Columbia Magazine

September 29, 2025

Columbia Maliman School faculty are among those who have contributed world-changing research across the university, with leadership in emerging diseases and maternal health.
The Secret Science Behind Feeling Great

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Columbia Magazine

September 29, 2025

At the forefront of this emerging “science of health” are several faculty members who have spent years investigating the biological factors that allow our bodies to function smoothly.
Metabolic Markers May Predict Breast Cancer in High-Risk Women

September 22, 2025

Known risk factors, including genetics and lifestyle, do not fully explain the upward trend of breast cancer rates.

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Epidemiological Studies
Columbia Mailman School Faculty at Climate Week 2025

September 22, 2025

Our experts shed light on the many ways climate change is endangering our health—and how we can mitigate those impacts.

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Climate and Health

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