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12 Places Germs Like to Grow That You Probably Need to Clean RN

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Shape Mag

March 6, 2020

You're exposed to millions of germs and bacteria every day. What's actually harmful—and what's benign but just really gross?
Four Students Save Lives with the Help of Columbia University's Naloxone Training Program

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CNN

February 27, 2020

Four students, including two Columbia Nursing students have used their Naloxone training, led by Kellie Bryant, Executive Director of Simulation and Assistant Professor or Nursing, to save lives.
HEALTH TIPS: You Don't Need to Splurge on a Pricey Hand Soap

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The Gainsville Sun

February 25, 2020

When it comes down to that simple factor, how well soap cleans, the product you choose is much less important than how you wash your hands.
Why You Don’t Need to Splurge on a Pricey Hand Soap

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Telegram.com

February 20, 2020

Why You Don’t Need to Splurge on a Pricey Hand Soap
The Best Social Media Friendly Nursing School in the Nation – 2020

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NursingProgress.org

February 19, 2020

Nursngprogress.org ranks Columbia Nursing #6 for Best Social Media Friendly Nursing Schools.
"Save a Life" Campaign Brings Free CPR Training

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Spectrum NY1

February 13, 2020

Residents of Washington Heights and surrounding communities gathered at Columbia Nursing’s Helene Fuld Health Trust Simulation Center to participate in the 5th Annual National Two Step CPR event.
Attitudes about Contraception in Postpartum Women with Pregestational Diabetes

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Contemporary OB/GYN

February 11, 2020

Women with pregestational diabetes mellitus (DM) who thought contraception & preconception care were beneficial were 50% more likely to use contraception postpartum than women with pregestational DM.
Neighborhood Characteristics Linked with Women's use of Preventive Care

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News Medical Life Sciences

February 2, 2020

A study conducted by Columbia University School of Nursing shows where a woman lives influences her use of preventive health care more than her income or race/ethnicity or whether she is depressed.

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Proper Use of the Hand Sanitizer May not be Understood by all Health Workers

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Reuters Health

February 1, 2020

Health workers may not be using the right amount of hand sanitizer or not dry in their hands long enough to achieve maximum protection against the spread of germs, a new study suggests.
Health Workers May Not Use Hand Sanitizer Properly

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Win 98.5

January 30, 2020

Healthcare workers may not be using the right amount of hand sanitizer or letting it dry on their hands long enough to achieve maximum protection against the spread of germs.

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