Tag: Columbia University
Using Machine learning tools to gain new insights from Earthquake data
Scientists at the Columbia University have discovered a totally new way to study earthquakes. They picked out different types of earthquakes from three years using...
Experimental immunotherapy for eye cancer improves survival in early trials
In a small trial of patients with advanced metastatic uveal melanoma, Columbia scientists performed an experimental immunotherapy IMCgp100 and found that it could increase...
Old brains can make new neurons, study finds
A new research by the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons suggests that human brain makes new neurons throughout life. Scientists were able to...
A novel approach to lowering high triglycerides
Triglycerides are fats that cells use as fuel. They are transported to cells by means of the circulatory system, however, when triglyceride levels are...
Women with HIV Experience More Fatigue, Muscle Aches After Menopause
Advancements in treatment during recent decades, HIV has largely become a chronic condition. This implies a more prominent level of individuals with HIV are living longer;...
Kids from low-income areas fare worse after heart surgery, finds study
A national study upon more than 86,000 kids with congenital heart disease have investigated that children from low-income neighborhoods had a higher mortality rate and...
UV Light can fight the Spread of Influenza, Study
Nonstop low measurements of far bright C (far-UVC) light can execute airborne influenza infections without hurting human tissues, as indicated by another examination at...
Study finds psychiatric medications are not overprescribed for kids
Researchers envisage the prevailing belief that psychiatric medications are overprescribed in children and adolescents in the U.S. They compared prescribing rates with prevalent for...
Scientists just discovered the physical source of anxiety cells in the brain
Anxiety is normal and critical to an animal’s safety. Anxiety is an emotional response to a distant threat—being in an environment that exposes an...