Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
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Stephanie Lovinsky-Desir, MD and Emily Mace, PhD join HICCC's DEI office as co assistant directors.
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How Phoenix Matthews, PhD is working to combat tobacco use through their research among sexual and gender minorities and culturally-based interventions.
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The new internship will allow LAGCC students to jump-start careers in clinical research, while creating a pipeline of diverse research assistants at the HICCC.
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HICCC's eClose program offers local, diverse middle- and high school students interested in medicine hands-on science research and lab experience.
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By Meeri Kim
Adana Llanos, PhD, MPH confronts the racial inequities in breast cancer, unveiling the hidden impacts of chemical exposures from personal care products.
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Early on in his medical career, Joel Gabre, MD, found that the lab was equally important in his path to helping patients with cancer.
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By Meeri Kim
Dr. Matthews shares how once-separate identities as psychologist and activist merged to fight against cancer-related health disparities in underserved populations.
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By Melanie A. Farmer
Meet Dr. Luqman Dad, head and neck cancer specialist who is dedicated to enhancing cancer care, here and abroad.
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The awardees are proposing innovative clinical trials that aim to advance treatment and interventions for multiple areas of health and medicine.
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Mailman School of Public Health
Breast density awareness is linked to heightened uncertainty about cancer risk and screening choices among Spanish-speaking women in Northern Manhattan, according to a study led by Parisa Tehranifar.
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By Melanie A. Farmer
Meet HICCC member Yvon Woappi, PhD, whose childhood fascination with science and inspiration taken from his late father, also a scientist, helped shape his career trajectory today.
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Columbia Cancer hosted high school students from the new eCLOSE summer science program who presented their research findings on the impact of nutrition in cancer development.
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The CZI Diversity award recognizes the Azizi lab with a new $1.15M grant and underscores Dr. Azizi's commitment to improving diversity and inclusion in cancer science, engineering, and research.
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During First Lady Jill Biden's Columbia Sept. 21 visit, she singles out patient, Mario Sambula and his special connection with clinical trials nurse navigator, Brianne Bodin.
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