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Research | Patient Care
Hearing Aid Use Is Associated with Improved Cognitive Function in Hearing-Impaired Elderly
A study conducted by researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) found that older adults who used a hearing aid performed significantly better on cognitive tests than those who did...
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Patient Care
Riverdale Location Expands Services, Holds Networking Event For Providers
Two new office practices have opened at ColumbiaDoctors Riverdale at 3050 Corlear Avenue. An April 12 kickoff of the expansion welcomed local physicians, who networked with our Riverdale team.
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Research | Patient Care | Education
Two New Physicians Join the Department and a New Institute Created
The Department of Otolarygology/Head and Neck Surgery has appointed two new physicians, Michael J. Pitman, MD, and Ana Hae-Ok Kim, MD, and announced the creation of the Voice and Swallowing...
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Research | Patient Care | Education
Professors Lisa Olson and John Kymissis Awarded Funding for Proposal to Reinvent the Cochlear Implant
They collaborated to discover innovative avenues to improve the current cochlear implant.
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Research
World’s First Gene Therapy Trial for Hearing Loss
Columbia is one of three worldwide sites conducting a clinical trial on hair cell regeneration for profound hearing loss.
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Patient Care
New Otolaryngology Physician Offices Open in Harkness Pavilion
The completely renovated state-of-the art otolaryngology physicians’ offices opened at the CUMC Harkness Pavilion on December 1, 2015.
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Patient Care
Brand New Physician Offices Open at ColumbiaDoctors Riverdale
A brand new physician office at 3050 Corlear Avenue provides cutting edge ear, nose, and throat care at a location convenient to Westchester and the Bronx.
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Patient Care
Welcome New Faculty
The Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at Columbia University is proud to welcome two new faculty members.
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Patient Care
Specialized Skull Base Tumor Board
The Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery has spearheaded a larger and more formalized multidisciplinary Skull Base Tumor Board.
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Patient Care
Hearing Loss Expert Joins CUMC as Otolaryngology Chair
“We are very pleased to welcome Larry Lustig to our faculty,” said Lee Goldman, MD, dean of the faculties of health sciences and medicine, Columbia University Medical Center.
