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Sleep Patterns May Reveal Comatose Patients with Hidden Consciousness

March 3, 2025

Critical Care and Hospitalist Neurology Chief Jan Claassen, MD, FNCS, speaks about the new study that may help physicians identify unresponsive patients with hidden consciousness.

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Critical Care Neurology
Can We Solve the Parkinson’s Puzzle?

By Paul Hond

January 17, 2025

Columbia Neurology’s Researchers study various aspects of Parkinson’s disorder to find new ways to treat, prevent, and eventually cure the disease
Jumping ‘Numts’ from Mitochondria Can Be Fast and Deadly

By Martin Picard

January 3, 2025

Columbia Neurology’s scientist Martin Picard, PhD, writes about his lab’s research that studies the link between stress, mitochondria, and our lifespan.
Sexism Is a Risk Factor for Memory Decline Among Women

December 18, 2024

Neuropsychologist Jennifer Manly and research scientist Justina Avila-Rieger discuss their new study that showed the link between sexism and faster cognitive aging.
New Data on CTE Risk for Hockey Players

December 4, 2024

Columbia's neurologist and researcher, James Noble, speaks about the new study that shows the link between Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and playing hockey.

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Neurology
Rethinking How Biomedical Researchers Use Race and Ethnicity

November 19, 2024

Senior staff associate Danurys L. Sanchez contributed to the report on race and ethnicity in biomedical research.

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Program News
Announcing The Carol and Gene Ludwig Center for Research on Neurodegeneration 2024 Pilot Grant Awardees

November 11, 2024

Two awards in the field of neurodegeneration were announced today as part of the Carol and Gene Ludwig Center for Research on Neurodegeneration.

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Stress Isn’t as Responsible for Greying Hair as You Might Think. This Is the Actual Culprit

By Kevin Jiang and Estella Ren

November 3, 2024

Columbia Researcher Martin Picard, PhD comments on the link between stress and greying hair based on his study.
Study Shows How Common Genetic Variants in Black Americans Increase Alzheimer’s Risk

August 30, 2024

Columbia Neuroscientist Caghan Kizil, PhD led a study on how the ABCA7 gene, common in many racial & ethnic groups, increases the probability of developing Alzheimer's disease.

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Alzheimer's Disease
Can Stress Actually Turn Your Hair Gray?

August 13, 2024

Columbia Scientist Martin Picard, PhD comments on his study that for the first time showed the link between stress and graying hair.

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