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Peripheral Arterial Disease
… These symptoms indicate critical limb ischemia resulting from impaired circulation, and if untreated, could result in …
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Understanding BMI and BRI: A Q&A with Columbia’s Bariatric NP Gio Dugay
… shape. You have to look at the whole picture. Related: From Surgery to Social Media: How Dani Found Strength, …
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What Does a Psychosocial Oncologist Do?
… treatment-related anxiety or depression Addressing trauma from previous cancer experiences Planning for end-of-life …
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History of Medicine: Our 5 for the New $10
… to the National Library of Medicine. Graduating in 1933 from Columbia University’s College of Physicians & Surgeons , …
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How to Talk to Kids About Surgery
… deal with it. There's nothing wrong with asking for help from the experts who are already working hard for you and …
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Routine Procedures: Dr. Christine Rohde on No Snooze, Resident Playlists, and Running in the Road
… , we’re taking a closer look at the daily habits—from breakfast choices to favorite shoes—that shape our …
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Tools of the Trade: Surgical Scissors
… surgery Cardiothoracic surgery Orthopedic surgery More from Tools of the Trade : The Trocar The Surgical Retractor …
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Research Activity at the Pediatric Heart Valve Center
… currently commercially available valves ranging in size from 16mm to 37mm. Other pending studies will look at : …
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Walking through the Pain: One Woman’s Battle with Claudication
… disease. “My father was fit as a fiddle and he still died from heart disease at 56. My cardiologist knew about this. …
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Healthy Snacking for Weight Gain
… reviewed were in healthy subjects, if you are recovering from surgery or going through chemotherapy, you may feel this …
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Routine Procedures: Dr. Roshni Rao on No Snooze, Just Coffee, and Being There When It Matters
… , we’re taking a closer look at the daily habits—from breakfast choices to favorite shoes—that shape our …
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Your Heart Has a Brain of Its Own
… Artificial Intelligence Transform Heart Care? Insights from Columbia Experts The Courage to Share: The Importance of …
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The Culture Consult: Dr. Abraham Kirkhely on What He’s Been Reading Lately
… who had bariatric surgery had less than half the mortality from all causes before COVID than those who did not have … take into account the potential for saving lives? ( From forbes.com / jamanetwork.com ) “Essentialism: The …
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