2016 Faculty in the News

Below are some examples of topics and 2016 publications where our faculty members have been cited for their research findings and expert commentary.

December

	Death Rate Grows, Life Expectancy Shrinks for Americans December 8
	How Physicians Pay Themselves December 7
	Research: Perhaps Market Forces Do Work in Health Care After All December 5
	Southern Africa's AIDS Epidemic Takes Nosedive December 1

November

	Returning to Mott Haven and the South Bronx November 21
	Trump's Medicaid Proposal Could Leave Many New Yorkers Uninsured November 10
	Trump Has Been Clear On His Plan to Repeal the Affordable Care Act November 9
	A Year After Hitting Market, Medical Pot Use Growth Steady, Slow November 8

October

	Medical Marijuana Not a Lure for Kids: Study October 25
	Special Report: As Death Toll Mounts, Duterte Deploys Dubious Data in Drugs War October 24
	Antidepressants During Pregnancy Could Increase Risk of Language Disorder in Offspring October 13
	Why It's Too Soon To Say HIV Has Been Cured October 10
	Put Some Condoms In That College-Bound Care Package  October 6
	The Real Reason Why E-Cigarettes Can't Help More American Smokers October 5

September

	Among The Powerless September 20
	Should Dating Apps Have HIV Filters? September 15
	The Pressing Need For An Emergency Fund For Public Health September 7
	The Coming Trials of Generation Zika September 6
	Ten Million More Americans Smoke Marijuana Now Than 12 Years Ago: Study September 1

August

	Miami Receives First Travel Advisory for Zika Issues in the U.S. August 2
	Syrian Refugees Adjusting to U.S. Bring Complex Health Needs August 8
	Does Air Pollution Reduce Cycling's Health Benefits?  August 10

July

	Measured Breath: How Best to Monitor Pollution  July 7
	As Experts Confront the Hazards of Zika, Fear and Uncertainty Hover July 1

June

	Can Web Search Predict Cancer? Promise and Worry of Big Data and Health June 10
	Prescription Habits Predict Compliance With Breast Cancer Pills June 9
	The Precision Medicine Revolution June 6
	The Zika Olympics June 2

May

	The Link Between Pregnant Women, Plastics, and Fat Children May 17
	Is Autism Linked to a Vitamin Encouraged During Pregnancy? May 16
	Users of Complementary, Alternative Meds More Likely to Skip Chemotherapy May 13
	Will Regulating E-Cigarettes Mean Fewer Will Quit Smoking? May 10
	How Increasing Longevity Will Shape Our World May 5
	Studying How Povery Keeps Hurting Young Minds, and What to Do About It May 4

April

	The Fight To End Period Shaming Is Going Mainstream April 20
	Paper May Be Bad for Trees, But It Is Good for People April 19
	Poisoning America April 18
	False Scare or Dangerous Pandemic? How to Know? April 14
	Life Expectancy Gap Between Rich and Poor Narrows in New York April 12
	Anti-Vaccination Lunacy Won't Stop April 3

March

	Women Who Brought Zika Fears Home With Them March 15
	Japanese Taxpayers Are Picking Up the $100B Tab for the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster March 11
	Kids Need to Learn Self-regulation to Succeed. Trump is Teaching Them the Opposite. March 10
	Telling Docs They Overprescribe Addicting Drugs Doesn't Make Them Stop March 7
	Age-Old Issue Gets Diminished in Election 2016 March 4

February

	Zika May Increase Risk of Mental Illness, Researchers Say February 23
	What Will The Retirement Age Be in 2050? February 11
	Cracking Down on Anti-Vaxxers May be Easier Than We Thought February 9
	Untold Cities Across America Have Higher Rates of Lead Poisoning Than Flint February 4
	Can We Predict the Next Pandemic? February 4

January

	Zika Virus: IOC Says Rio Will Be 'Safe Environment' For 2016 Olympics January 29
	Taking Older Drivers Off The Road Tied to Increased Depression Risk January 26
	Parents, Schools Divided as Sex Ed Controversy Erupts January 19
	Lead Contamination Exists Throughout the U.S. - But Flint has a Special History January 19
	Columbia Professor Honored January 15
	The Wage Fap Isn't Just Unfair. It Also Ups the Odds Women Get Anxiety or Depression January 7