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The Brigham’s Center for Transgender Health is breaking barriers and providing state-of-the-art, life-changing care for trans and gender diverse people.
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The Brigham’s Center for Transgender Health is breaking barriers and providing state-of-the-art, life-changing care for trans and gender diverse people.
Though research has dispelled the myth of biologic differences between races, the Brigham is still rooting out race-based algorithms in healthcare.
Vaccines have helped double lifespans in many nations over the past 200 years. Learn how to counter misinformation around vaccines.
How health misinformation circulates in the age of social media and how you can protect yourself and combat its spread.
Clinical trials do more than bring new drugs and devices to market. Scientists share how clinical trials shape—and challenge—what we know about medicine.
For decades, medical research focused almost exclusively on men. Brigham physician-researchers are working to balance the scales for women’s health.
Natalie Artzi, PhD, is developing a promising invention that could halt glioblastoma, a life-threatening brain cancer.
We asked thought leaders across the Brigham to share their insights and experiences.
On servant leadership, opportunity, and unlikely heroes
Mass General Brigham Home Hospital delivers care to eligible patients who would otherwise need to be hospitalized.
Research is leading to therapies for cardiovascular conditions most likely to affect women.
A Brigham-run wellness center has become a platform for health education and community empowerment.
Three decades of data suggests following four or five healthy habits is linked to nearly 10 more years free of chronic disease.
The Brain Health Champion initiative helps patients protect their cognitive health through nutrition, exercise, and other activities.
Bonnie Slater-Demont suffered a stroke in the middle of the night. From the moment they reached the Brigham, Bonnie and her husband, Richard, trusted she would receive excellent care—and are so grateful that she did.
Mass General Brigham’s mobile medical Community Care Vans deliver a broad menu of mobile medical services.
Birth doulas offer emotional, physical, and informational support to expectant parents along the journey.
Paul E. Sax, MD, clinical director of the Division of Infectious Diseases, walks through the history of HIV treatment and how COVID-19 research may help advance the cause of an HIV vaccine in the future.