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In many ways, it’s hard to believe that the bombing at the Boston Marathon finish line was two months ago. Sometimes it feels like they […]

Anyone who’s ever watched a marathon can agree on one thing: Distance runners are in really, really good shape. So when we saw research asserting […]

Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) will break ground on a new medical research and clinical facility this week. They are calling the building the “Brigham Building for […]

Most of us experienced the onset of that wonderful thing called puberty—cue the voice cracks, excessive sweating, and acne—sometime between the ages of 8 and […]

If you’re not a huge fan of parasitic worms, you’re like approximately everybody else on the planet. Everybody, that is, except researchers at Brigham and […]

A mammogram is an x-ray picture of the breast. But that much you know already. If you’ve never had a mammogram, what you may not know is that […]

Brigham and Women’s Hospital performed a full facial transplant surgery in February, a procedure that has been done only five times in the hospital’s history. […]

With nearly 70 million couples worldwide experiencing infertility, in vitro fertilization is rapidly becoming a relied upon resource for those looking to start a family. […]

Because Massachusetts is one of the pioneer states to legalize gay marriage, you’d think that life for same-sex couples is relatively obstacle-free here in the […]

We’ve reported quite a bit on recent efforts to curb the consumption and sales of sugary drinks. Those initiatives often fall back on the argument […]

Eating disorders are one of the highest profile psychiatric diseases—the Internet is constantly abuzz with speculation about which celebrity has one this week—but also one […]

When we reported on Carmen Blandin Tarleton‘s amazing facial transplant surgery in February, the mood was celebratory. Tarleton, who underwent the surgery at Brigham and […]

Stretching seems like a pretty straight-forward issue: Just do it before a workout and you’re good to go, right? Wrong, says Reg Wilcox, a physical […]

It’s been drilled into our heads that a low-fat diet is the way to go. And new research from Brigham and Women’s Hospital shows that […]

No one wants to have surgery. It’s a long, costly process that’s—as if you could forget—painful. But many people view surgery as their only option […]