Features|Winter 2019
Connecting the Dots
After 43 years, The Nurses’ Health Study continues to find new ways to improve health.
Winter 2019
Bringing better medicine into focus
After 43 years, The Nurses’ Health Study continues to find new ways to improve health.
Revolutionizing how doctors predict, find, treat, and prevent disease.
Scientists tap big data to make drugs safer and prescribers smarter.
One person's treatment is another's threat of addiction. The Brigham community takes on the opioid crisis.
After their infant son lost hearing, medical researchers Sharon and Gary Curhan were determined to improve care for hearing disorders.
These Brigham-based health educators cross the country to help physicians make better prescribing choices.
Cardiologist Deepak L. Bhatt, MD, MPH, explains the four health stats to know, achieve, and maintain for optimal health.
When it comes to living well with a sweet tooth, some people have all the luck.
Study fills in data gaps to inform gun policy debate.
Walter C. Willett, MD, DrPH, updates the bestselling Harvard Medical School Guide to Healthy Eating.
Do you know how many pounds of bacteria live in the human gut?
A podcast about the origins of the opioid crisis and the science of pain.
A podcast about what the medical community is doing to address the opioid epidemic.
Healthcare thought leaders Atul Gawande, MD, MPH, and Vivek Murthy, MD, MBA, discuss the path forward through the opioid crisis.
Watch as the newborn MRI system arrives by crane to be installed in its new home in the NICU.
