Alvaro Curiel-Garcia, in the Department of Medicine, received the 40 Under 40 in Cancer Research award from the Association for Value-Based Cancer Care. It recognizes the contributions made across the field of cancer by rising stars & emerging leaders under the age of 40.

We celebrate Independence Day. It's a time to honor the freedoms and opportunities that allow us to pursue our mission of advancing medical knowledge and caring for our patients. The spirit of independence that founded our nation continues to inspire the innovative thinking and

Incredible breakthrough! Columbia biologist Peter Kwong has successfully trained the immune systems of animals to generate HIV-neutralizing antibodies, a major breakthrough in the quest to develop an HIV vaccine. To read about this breakthrough, click here:

Do you need Continuing Medical Education credits? We invite you to join us at Columbia, a center of research, education and patient care. Our conferences include presentations of the latest research in Internal Medicine from top researchers and clinicians. Learn more here:

Want to Sleep Better Tonight? Try Eating More Fruits and Veggies- new study out by Department of Medicine's own Dr. Marie-Pierre St. Onge. Dietary modifications could represent a novel and natural approach to achieving better sleep. Read more here: cuimc.columbia.edu/news/want-slee…

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about a rare group of cancers that develop in connective tissues, including bone, muscle, fat, and blood vessels. This month provides an opportunity to educate the public, advocate for research, and support those

Join us for Challenges in Hypertension: this virtual program addresses both common and uncommon challenges in hypertension that medical practitioners face in an ACCME accredited course. To register: eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…

The Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health (CBCH) is a leader in cutting-edge behavioral medicine research, comprised of an interdisciplinary team of scientists dedicated to understanding how and why behaviors, psychological factors, and societal forces influence

Incredible development from @nyp and our Division of Cardiology! Study Shows AI Screening Tool Developed at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia Can Detect Structural Heart Disease Using Electrocardiogram Data: nyp.org/advances/artic…

Join us for a special CME event! C3G & Immune Complex MPGN Updates: Where We Are & Where We Are Headed will be held virtually on October 03, 2025 from 8:25 AM - 1:30 PM (ET). Columbia University Medical Center invites you to join the leading educators from Columbia University,

Dr. Dawn L. Hershman Named the 2025 David A. Karnofsky Memorial Award Recipient. Dr. Hershman was involved in some of the first studies focused on the impact of financial toxicity on patient outcomes and largely credits her patients with inspiring her research interests.

Pallavi P. Balte, M.B.B.S., M.P.H., Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Medical Sciences at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. A respiratory epidemiologist, her research focuses on identifying risk factors for chronic lower respiratory diseases, the health effects of

Join us for ‘#LUPUS: Current & Future Breakthroughs’ – a virtual and in-person conference on Friday, September 12, 2025 with 7.50 ACCME Credits. Registration & info: eventleaf.com/e/Lupus2025 #lupus #arthritis #Nephritis #CARTcell #autoimmune #autoimmunedisease #rheumatology #MedEd

Do you know about EQUIP? We provide faculty who are new or early stage researchers with funding, education, training, mentorship, tools, and resources to successfully complete a systemwide LHS research project and build a foundation of knowledge and skills to pursue future LHS

The most recent NYP podcast, Dr. Trivedi describes a study that she and her team undertook to identify and assess patient risk for developing a specific type of chemotherapy-induced neuropathy called TIPN, which is caused by taxanes, a commonly used chemotherapy drug. Based on

The International Collaboration and Exchange Program founded by Annette Wu, MD, MPH, PhD (Immunology) Medicine and Pathology & Cell Biology, was recognized with the 2025 ASPIRE-to-Excellence Award in International Collaboration in Health Professions Education by the International

A New York Times' article, "Can a ‘Cortisol Cocktail’ Help Relieve Stress?" discusses a real, yet rare, condition called adrenal insufficiency, which occurs when you don’t produce enough cortisol. Salila Kurra MD (Endocrinology), medical director of the Columbia Adrenal Center is

We invite you to join the leading educators from Columbia University, addressing an overview of high-yield challenging scenarios in managing C3G and Immune Complex MPGN disease. The half-day conference course is designed to enhance the knowledge of healthcare professionals on

August is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM). This annual observance highlights the importance of getting recommended vaccines throughout your life. We know that busy schedules can sometimes impact your ability to attend important appointments and receive routine

This Week is National Health Center Week. Today, we are celebrating the outstanding Allen Hospital. Allen Hospital is a community hospital located in northern Manhattan, serving Washington Heights, Inwood, and the Bronx. It is one of the seven hospitals that make up