An interdisciplinary team of scientists dedicated to understanding the impact of behavior and biopsychosocial factors on cardiovascular disease and hypertension
We are incredibly proud that @nmoise_md —our colleague, and the Director of the Implementation Science lab at @CBCH_Columbia—has been named an Irving Scholar. Her work and leadership have garnered well-deserved attention. This is a great cap to a big year!
Absolutely crucial. There are a number of formal and informal “centers” made solely of researchers on soft money, who band together to do great collaborative research and reduce each individual’s downside risk. @CBCH_Columbia is a great example.
. @CBCH_Columbia has been very successful at recruiting and retaining junior scientists who later got R01s—thanks to this mechanism. In fact, I’ve never heard of a diversity supplement NOT being funded. Diversity improves research, and @NIH puts $$ behind diversity goals.
Registration Now Open for the 2019 NIH Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Festival!
Friday, December 6, 2019
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
NIH Campus - Natcher Conference Center (Building 45)
Register: https://t.co/hU0O1MpdsZ
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For years, @Ian_Kronish has pushed our team @CBCH_Columbia to develop interventions to address these common reactions, and now he is building the infrastructure to develop and optimize interventions using the @SOBC_RCC experimental medicine approach.
Huge congratulations to @Ian_Kronish and @CBCH_Columbia for being awarded the @NIH#NIA Columbia Roybal Center for Fearless Behavior Change. It will support early phase pilot RCTs targeting fear-based mechanisms of behavior change. @SOBC_RCC
Long bouts of brooding about the past or fretting about the future can make us feel more stressed, which can lead to higher blood pressure, says a new study from @CBCH_Columbia funded by @nih_nhlbi https://t.co/eUWAkp4pkH @connectAPS #cardiovascular
Driven by “insurmountable” love for her grandparents, who “engaged in unhealthy lifestyle habits,” Andrea Duran (Ph.D. ’19) is focused on developing secondary prevention strategies to combat recurrence of heart attacks. #TCAlumni
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We need your input! Nominate a health accomplishment resulting from behavioral and social sciences research, browse other comments and/or vote for your favorites. The deadline to submit input is midnight ET on July 31, 2019. #BSSRImproves#Health https://t.co/frH3Kyoo7W
Our research @CBCH_Columbia finds that 1 in 4 patients who survive acute cardiovascular events (including #SAH) are so distressed that they screen positive for #PTSD.
Imagine the suffering that this scientific advance could alleviate. I hope that our work @CBCH_Columbia can soon be translated into interventions with such clear impact.
More great research from @CBCH_Columbia scientists working with Jackson Heart. Congratulations Drs. Keith Diaz, @DaichiShimbo, Joe Schwartz, and Andrea Duran!
Welcome to Twitter, @ShechterAri! Ari is an outstanding, early-midcareer @CBCH_Columbia scientist, & PI of a @nih_nhlbi R01 on sleep and CVD risk in #stroke survivors.
Excellent choice, @ColumbiaSSW! Dr. Begg is a strong leader and has been a thoughtful, engaged, and generous mentor and colleague to many at @CBCH_Columbia. Congratulations!