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Patients rarely see pathologists, but they play a vital role in their care. ColumbiaDoctors spoke with Drs. Stephen Lagana (surgical pathologist) and Daniel Green (clinical microbiologist) to talk about how integral pathologists are to patient care. …a-pathology-and-cell-biology.odoo.com/r/8OD

Dr. Steve Spitalnik, professor & founding executive director of WIRhE (Worldwide Initiative for Rh Disease Eradication) has dedicated efforts to improve global access to the anti-D immunoglobulin drug to prevent Rh disease. But the fight continues. #WIRhE …a-pathology-and-cell-biology.odoo.com/r/DN6

📅 Save the Date! Join us on Nov 7th, 2024, for the Visualizing Science Symposium: The Impact of Art on Scientific Discovery! Hosted by Columbia Creative & the Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics at the Italian Academy. Stay tuned for more details: bit.ly/visualizing-sc…

Our latest Columbia Pathology and Cell Biology Report, Summer 2024 issue, is out now! Discover: 🌟 Research News 📚 New Staff 🗓️ Dept Events 📢 Education Updates Read it on Issuu! bit.ly/4g5ZMmr

Columbia University Announces New $400 Million Gift from Roy and Diana Vagelos. Learn more: columbiamed.link/4ecuoRt

We're celebrating a major milestone: the 100th robotic heart surgery! 🫀 Led by ArnarGeirssonMD, cardiac surgery Columbia Medicine continues to push the boundaries of heart care. Read more here: columbiasurgery.org/news/celebrati…

📅 Join us on Nov 7th for the Visualizing Science Symposium: The Impact of Art on Scientific Discovery! Hosted by Columbia Creative & the Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics @‌ItalianAcademy. Reserve your seat here: bit.ly/visualizingsci… cc: @zuckermanbrain The Data Science Institute at Columbia University

On October 6, the #ColumbiaPathology team, Path to a Cure, will join hundreds of people at the 2024 #VelocityRide. Join us as we ride through the beautiful Hudson Valley with one goal: to help Columbia solve cancer. Register and donate at bit.ly/4cXOduK! Velocity Ride

Congrats to #ColumbiaPathology's Dr. Francesca Bartolini, 2023 Velocity Fellow! With funding from the 2023 #VelocityRide, Dr. Bartolini's groundbreaking work on "Understanding the Mechanisms of a Prevalent Childhood Brain Tumor" is supported by the Velocity community.

We're happy to share that Dr. Osama Al Dalahmah has been awarded the $1M 2024 HDF Transformative Research Award! His co-work on non-coding RNAs as potential therapeutic targets for Huntington's disease is set to break new ground in HD research!🧠 bit.ly/3XEYBTv #cureHD

Congratulations, Dr. Troy!

The #ColumbiaPathology team is approaching our goal of $5,000 for the #VelocityRide! We're raising money for expert patient care and research to help cure cancer once and for all. Support this important cause with a donation to our team goal! Thank you! bit.ly/4cXOduK

Welcome our 2024 INTEGRITY fellows, Mila Cordero & Nathalia Mendonca! With these bright minds at #ColumbiaPathology, we pave the way to eliminating cancer health disparities & empowering the next generation of cancer researchers! bit.ly/3tNhuaE #CancerHealthDisparities

A huge THANK YOU to team Path to a Cure! We've raised $7,161, exceeding our fundraising goal for the 2024 #VelocityRide! This year's ride may end, but we're still fundraising for Columbia’s Cancer Center to achieve its ultimate goal: to solve cancer! bit.ly/4cXOduK

“Raw milk can contain harmful bacteria that can cause serious illnesses, which have been successfully avoided by pasteurization for over a century,” says Columbia Pathology clinical microbiologist Gregory Berry, PhD, who argues the risks outweigh the benefits. columbiamed.link/3OtjQCk

Our latest Columbia Pathology and Cell Biology Report, Fall 2024 issue, is out now! Discover: 🌟 Research News 📚 New Staff & Promotions 🗓️ Clinical Initiatives 📢 Education Programs Read it on Issuu! bit.ly/41xN2jF

Santa Safety Alert!🎅 Before setting out the milk and cookies for Santa this year, Dr. Greg Berry, #ColumbiaPathology clinical microbiologist, warns that raw milk 🥛can harbor harmful bacteria, making the holidays much less jolly. bit.ly/4iFttMl #SantaSaysPasteurize

Our latest Columbia Pathology and Cell Biology Report, winter 2025 issue, is out now!   Discover: 🌟 Research Updates 📚 Faculty News 🗓️ Dept Events 📢 Staff Highlights Read it today! bit.ly/2TKnBe5

Until a few years ago, most men who needed radiation therapy for prostate cancer received 35-40 days of radiation, spread over 6-8 weeks. In 1999, Columbia scientists reasoned that most prostate cancers might respond to radiation differently than other cancers that grow faster.

Multiple clinical trials have been performed or are ongoing to test hypofractionated radiotherapy for prostate cancer, and the results have been consistent with the Columbia scientists’ predictions.