News Related to: Research
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In MS, Genome Map Shows Many Immune Cells Are to Blame
A new study of multiple sclerosis (MS) is upending notions about how the autoimmune disease gets started. The study, led by researchers at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and...
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Dr. Carolyn Britton Receives W. Montague Cobb Lifetime Achievement Award
In August 2019, Dr. Carolyn Britton received the well-deserved honor of the W. Montague Cobb Lifetime Achievement Award at the National Medical Association Annual Convention.
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Dr. Randolph Marshall Awarded the 2019 C. Miller Fisher, MD Neuroscience Visionary Award
Randolph Marshall, MD, Elisabeth K. Harris Professor of Neurology and chief of the Division of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease in the Department of Neurology at Columbia University Vagelos...
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2nd Annual Symposium of the Women Physicians Initiative of NewYork-Presbyterian
Drs. May, Lennihan, Spiciarich, Silver, Vargas, Bain, Ulane, and Miller made certain the Department of Neurology was well represented at the 2nd Annual Symposium of the ...
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Parkinson's Foundation Podcast Featuring Dr. Roy Alcalay
Listen to the @ParkinsonDotOrg podcast episode featuring Columbia’s Dr. Roy Alcalay as he shares his role in the study as lead investigator. #Podcast #Together4PD [...
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Meet Dr. Imama A. Naqvi, Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease Specialist
Welcome to the new faculty, Dr. Imama A. Naqvi, stroke and cerebrovascular disease specialist
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For Parkinson’s Patients, Genetic Testing May Open Possibilities
Physicians have had little incentive to order genetic tests for their Parkinson’s disease patients, although evidence suggests that up to 15% of these cases may be genetic.
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Epilepsy Is a Threat to Public Health, Says International Report
The World Health Organization, in collaboration with the International League Against...
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Welcome New Faculty! August, 2019
Introducing several new members of the department.
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PTSD After Cardiac Arrest Predicts More Heart Trouble
Survivors of cardiac arrest are more likely to experience further heart trouble—and even death—if they have symptoms of PTSD when discharged from the hospital, according to a ...
