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Five from Columbia Nursing Inducted as NYAM Fellows

December 2, 2025

Five faculty and one postdoc from Columbia Nursing have joined the New York Academy of Medicine’s latest class of fellows.

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The ROI of Giving APRNs Full Practice Authority

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HealthLeaders Media

December 2, 2025

The lack of full practice authority puts more strain on an already overburdened system, according to this nurse practitioner.
Quitting Smoking and Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives but Could Save Many More

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Medscape

December 1, 2025

Lung cancer screening with low-dose computed tomography and quitting smoking save lives. But too many still don’t access these services.
November 2025 Publications, Presentations, Awards, and Other News

November 18, 2025

publications and more for November 2025

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Two Columbia Nursing Faculty Awarded Hillman Foundation Grant

November 18, 2025

Assistant Professor Billy Caceres and Associate Professor Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger have received $50,000 to pilot-test their heart disease intervention among sexual minority adults.

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Research
Two Columbia Nursing Faculty Awarded ANF Grants

November 18, 2025

Associate professors Sarah Rossetti, PhD’09, and Maxim Topaz, PhD, received new funding from the American Nurses Foundation’s Reimagining Nursing Initiative to scale their projects nationally.

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Research
Celebrating Mary Moran's Life and Legacy

November 18, 2025

On Friday, November 14, the Columbia Nursing community gathered for a memorial service celebrating Mary Moran, MS ’08, a beloved faculty member and leader in global public health.

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The Role of AI in Nursing With Stephen Ferrara

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The Clinical Advisor

November 12, 2025

Former AANP President Stephen Ferrara, DNP, discusses how AI can be a collaborative tool to mitigate administrative burden and clinical burnout, potentially improving patient outcomes.
Study links clinicians’ biased language to birth outcomes

October 28, 2025

New Columbia Nursing research published in Health Equity has found stigmatizing language in patient electronic health records is associated with worse outcomes for birthing patients.
Language in AMA Discharge Notes: Stigmatizing, With a Touch of Ridicule

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Medscape

October 22, 2025

A closer look at the notes documenting discharges found the language and tone physicians use often less than supportive and sometimes even angry and ridiculing.

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