Screening Is Believing
Imaging can help patients understand their risk for developing plaque in their arteries, which contributes to heart disease.
Tag: imaging
Winter 2021
Fall 2019
Tales from the Crypt
Mummies scanned at the Brigham reveal clues about heart disease.
Scanning for Clues
Get a closer look as the imaging team studies 16th-century mummies for historic health insights.
Making Brain Connections
Image courtesy of the Psychiatry Neuroimaging Laboratory and the Laboratory of Mathematics in Imaging, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
Winter 2019
Battling the Opioid Crisis
Healthcare thought leaders Atul Gawande, MD, MPH, and Vivek Murthy, MD, MBA, discuss the path forward through the opioid crisis.
Medicine in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Revolutionizing how doctors predict, find, treat, and prevent disease
Special Delivery
Watch as the newborn MRI system arrives by crane to be installed in its new home in the NICU.
Mapping the Mind
Learn how Brigham neurosurgeon Alexandra Golby, MD creates maps of patients’ brains.
A Baby MRI with Big Capabilities
The Brigham is home to the first MRI system designed for NICU patients.
Mission Control
What do technicians see on the screens during procedures in the Brigham's Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory?
What common health myth or fad has been debunked by science?
Our experts separate science from myth.
Summer 2018
Closer Look
Pursuing deeper insights into human health
What is your favorite technology that has revolutionized medicine?
Clinicians and scientists from Brigham and Women’s Hospital discuss paradigm-shifting technologies.
Nerve Ending
A scanning electron microscope image offers a surprising look at the nervous system.
Summer 2017
T Cells Take On Cancer
Microscopic imaging shows how immune cells attack cancer.