News Search: Epidemiology

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The Rise of Early Onset Breast Cancer May Start at Puberty

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Columbia University Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center

January 7, 2025

Exploring the environmental, hormonal and lifestyle indicators of a growing cancer crisis.
How Many Alcoholic Drinks Can I Have a Week Without Increasing My Cancer Risk?

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Today.com

January 6, 2025

Cutting back on alcohol may decrease cancer risk if people reduce consumption by the time they hit mid-life, Mary Beth Terry, Ph.D., tells TODAY.com.
U.S. Surgeon General Issues Warning on Alcohol and Cancer: What It Means

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Columbia University Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center

January 6, 2025

Public health and cancer researchers have long been sounding the alarm about the public health impact of alcohol.

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Chronic Disease
'Sandwich Generation' Caregivers Feel Emotional, Financial Strain

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Newsday

January 2, 2025

People who may be caring for ill parents or grandparents and children or grandchildren at the same time while juggling job demands could be in a stressful and precarious situation.
Understanding Bird Flu and the Health Risk for Humans

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Newsday

December 20, 2024

H5N1’s capacity for spillover to new hosts is troubling, said Columbia University epidemiologist Stephen Morse.
W. Ian Lipkin Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow

December 10, 2024

The honor recognizes Lipkin's technical achievements in spearheading the development of novel technologies for infectious disease diagnosis, surveillance, and discovery, in service of public health.

Topic

Infectious Disease
Study Finds Adolescent Suicidal Behavior Is Significantly Associated with Violence Exposure

December 5, 2024

Suicidal behavior among adolescents is significantly associated with violence exposure.

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Child and Adolescent Health
Study Finds Uneven Gains in Psychotherapy Use Among Adults

December 4, 2024

Access to psychotherapy has risen substantially among U.S. adults with mild to moderate distress.

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Mental Health
Rethinking How Biomedical Researchers Use Race and Ethnicity

November 19, 2024

Report is a call to action for biomedical research to rethink how it uses race and ethnicity.

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Biostatistical Methods
Columbia Injury Prevention Center Leads the Science of Safety

November 18, 2024

the Columbia Center for Injury Science and Prevention provides actionable research and training for the next generation of injury prevention scientists.

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Community Health

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