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The Iron Pipeline and LifeBridge Health's fight for safer communities

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CBS News

January 14, 2025

Research by the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health confirms that "interstate gun transfers are a major contributor to gun crime, injury and death in the United States."
Chernobyl’s Feral Dogs Are Genetically Unique, but Not Mutated

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Popular Science

January 14, 2025

But just because today’s Chernobyl dogs lack genetic mutations from radioactive fallout doesn’t mean they—or the people still working on cleanup efforts—are safe from health issues.
Biden Health Officials Say They Built Up Pandemic Defenses. Trump Promises Changes.

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Medpage Today

January 14, 2025

"We have to continue to invest in surveillance in areas where we think these infectious agents are likely to emerge," said Ian Lipkin, MD, an infectious diseases researcher at Columbia University.
Deep Dive Into Genome of Dogs Within Chornobyl Exclusion Zone Shows Genetic Differences Are Not Due to Mutations

January 14, 2025

Radiation-induced mutation is unlikely to have induced genetic differences between dog populations in Chornobyl City and the nearby Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant

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Environmental Health
After Passage of Medical Marijuana Laws Opioid Use Did Not Change

January 14, 2025

New study found no changes in opioid outcomes among the general population with the states’ passage of medical and recreational marijuana laws.

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Substance Use
Community at the Center

By Dana Points

January 13, 2025

Faculty, staff, and students from Columbia Mailman School are working with New York City neighborhood residents to shed new light on persistent public health challenges.

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Columbia Public Health Magazine
MOMENTUM

January 13, 2025

Moving Forward at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health

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Columbia Public Health Magazine
Exit Interview with Linda P. Fried

By Perri Peltz

January 13, 2025

Dean Linda P. Fried has led Columbia Mailman School of Public Health to global prominence, preparing students to tackle urgent public health challenges, and is stepping down after 16 years.

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Columbia Public Health Magazine
Heavy Metal

By Carolyn Wilke

January 13, 2025

Research at Columbia Mailman School is uncovering the health risks of essential yet unavoidable metals in our environment and exploring advanced antidotes for metal overload.

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Columbia Public Health Magazine
Making Ourselves Heard

By Christina Hernandez Sherwood | Illustration by David Cooper

January 13, 2025

Explore how Mailman students and faculty are effectively communicating public health messages

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Columbia Public Health Magazine

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