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Irving Institute Announces 2015 Irving Scholars

June 17, 2015

The Irving Institute announced the 2015 Irving Scholars, who will each receive a three-year career development award.

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Columbia University Medical Center Receives Major New NIH Clinical Science Investment Funds

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Columbia University received $54 million from NIH to dramatically expand research resources and training.
Columbia University Medical Center Receives $38.9 Million To Help Translate Science Into Treatment

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Columbia University among 10 institutes nationwide to receive renewed funding from CTSA program at NIH.
CUMC Recognizes Mentors with New Awards

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First campus-wide mentorship awards presented by the Irving Institute and Office of Academic Affairs
Four P&S Physician-Scientists Named 2014 Irving Scholars

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Four new promising young clinical investigators are named the 2014 Irving Scholars.
Toxin from Brain Cells Triggers Neuron Loss in Human ALS Model

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CUIMC Newsroom

Researchers find a toxin released by cells that normally nurture neurons in the brain and spinal cord can trigger loss of the nerve cells affected by ALS.
Blacks and Hispanics at Higher Risk for Precancerous Colorectal Polyps

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Study finds blacks and Hispanics have a significantly higher risk of developing precancerous colorectal polyps compared with whites.
Low Biopsy Rates Contribute to Celiac Disease Underdiagnosis in US

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Dr. Benjamin Lebwohl leads study that finds under-performance of small bowel biopsy during endoscopy may be a major reason that celiac disease remains under-diagnosed in the United States.
Video Games, Social Networks, Chat Rooms, May Help Prevent HIV

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Dr. Rebecca Schnall leads study that finds eHealth interventions delivered via text messages, interactive games, chat rooms, and social networks may be an effective way to reach at-risk younger men.
Celiac Disease Patients with Ongoing Intestine Damage at Lymphoma Risk

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Study finds that patients with celiac disease who had persistent intestine damage had a higher risk of lymphoma than patients whose intestines healed.

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