News Related to: Patient Care
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Welcome New Faculty!
New Clinicians and Basic Scientists Join Columbia Neurology
The Department of Neurology is pleased to welcome several new faculty members to both our clinical and basic science programs.
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Community Health Worker Stroke Prevention Program Celebrates First Class of Graduates
The Community Health Worker Stroke Prevention program (CHW), led by Dr. Olajide Williams, celebrated its first class of graduates this week at the CUMC Faculty Club. CHW empowers communities to...
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ColumbiaDoctors Neurologists Named to NYMag “Best Doctors 2017”
ColumbiaDoctors Neurologists Named to New York Magazine's “BestDoctors 2017” Issue
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More Millennials Are Having Strokes
A Scientific American analysis finds this trend differs based on where one lives
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Parkinson’s Is Partly An Autoimmune Disease, Study Finds
First direct evidence that abnormal protein in Parkinson’s disease triggers immune response.
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Deficits in Cellular Recycling May Be Key in Better Understanding Parkinson’s Disease
“It’s a time of tremendous revolution in Parkinson’s disease,” says Un J. Kang, MD, in a short video titled, “...
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Smell Test May Sniff Out Oncoming Parkinson's and Alzheimer's
"Sight and hearing get all the glory, but the often overlooked and underappreciated sense of smell—or problems with it—is a subject of rapidly growing interest among scientists and clinicians who...
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Neurology & Neurosurgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Ranked Among Top Three in Nation
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Stroke Risk Factors for Pregnant Women with Preeclampsia Uncovered
Infections, hypertension, bleeding disorders, and clot-forming conditions increase stroke risk during and after childbirth.
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One in three American Adults may have had a Warning Stroke, American Stroke Association Survey Finds
About one in three American adults experienced a symptom consistent with a warning or “mini” stroke, but almost none – 3 percent – took the recommended action, according to a new survey from the...
