Features|Winter 2021
Paths to Better Health
For three Brigham patients, embracing healthy habits has been a life-changing journey—especially amid an ongoing pandemic.
Winter 2021
Protecting health requires a mighty team
For three Brigham patients, embracing healthy habits has been a life-changing journey—especially amid an ongoing pandemic.
People around the globe are contending with multiple contagions: COVID-19, the spread of misinformation, and distrust of science.
From smallpox inoculations to seatbelt regulations, prevention has a long and winding history.
Knowing COVID-19 endangers the heart, cardiovascular leaders are helping people reduce their cardiac risk in the hospital, at home, and in the future.
The Brigham’s first Black department chair reflects on her life’s journeys and passions.
The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the Brigham community, and the world, like never before.
Three decades of data suggests following four or five healthy habits is linked to nearly 10 more years free of chronic disease.
Ensuring diversity in COVID-19 vaccine trials means engaging people where they live, work, and socialize, and giving back to the community.
A closer look at infectious diseases and how medicines tackle them.
Misinformation can be powerful and destructive, but simple tools can help people separate fact from fiction.
In the toughest times, the Brigham has always been a community of helpers and healers.
The six essential preventive health screenings to keep up with during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Watch CNBC’s interview with Robert Green, MD, MPH, about the Brigham’s Preventive Genomics Clinic.
How Brigham infectious diseases experts led research to prevent, diagnose, and treat COVID-19.
Brigham researchers explain why the measles vaccine is more important than we knew.
Brigham experts share tips for managing stress and anxiety while navigating COVID-19, social injustice, and other stressors.
