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For Pride Month, we highlight critical studies of sexual and gender minority health by Columbia Nursing researchers that ended when the university lost millions in NIH funding.
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Launched by Professor Suzanne Bakken in 2001, the program has educated 32 PhDs and 23 postdocs in interdisciplinary informatics research, increasingly known as human-centered AI.
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Assistant Professor Maryam Zolnoori and her team received two national honors from the NIA’s PREPARE Challenge for their groundbreaking work using speech to detect early cognitive impairment.
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A clinical trial from Columbia Nursing confirms that mobile integrated health helps patients with heart failure transition from the hospital to home.
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- March 26, 2020
A review conducted by Columbia University School of Nursing found scientific data on drinking and drug use behaviors among sexual minority women lagging behind other populations.
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- March 9, 2020
Corwin believes everyone deserves good health. In her new role as vice dean of strategic and innovative research, she is championing the work of the school’s researchers to move toward that goal.
- February 7, 2020
With $9.7 million in NIH funding for fiscal year 2019, Columbia Nursing moved up two places in the national NIH rankings for Schools of Nursing over 2018.
- February 7, 2020
Faculty and Student Members of the National Black Nurses Association Meet in D.C. for the 32nd Annual NBNA Day.
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- February 4, 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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