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If flashbacks to last winter already have you in cold sweats, listen up. A new study says light boxes, sunlight-mimicking machines considered the seasonal affective […]
Men with disabilities are more likely to be victims of sexual violence during their lifetimes than men without any disabilities, according to a national study […]
With a new partnership, Boston Children’s Hospital is getting one step closer to Hollywood. The hospital announced Monday that its simulator program, SIMPeds, is working […]
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), an inflammatory disorder of the small joints of the hands and feet, may increase risk of death by as much as 40 […]
If you regularly take prescription drugs, new research says you’re not alone—far from it. According to a recent study from the Harvard School of Public […]
A new survey developed by UMass Medical School (UMMS) and The Association of American Medical Colleges is being used to assess diversity in academic medical […]
A team of researchers at Harvard Medical School (HMS) just received a $1.6 million grant to build a medical Dropbox—in other words, an online search and […]
A new study from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) identifies three actionable—and affordable—ways to help cut down on childhood obesity. The first of […]
With a new food tied to health risks seemingly every day—this week’s processed meats news comes to mind—it may seem like an all-lettuce diet is […]
Had surgery recently? A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital suggests there’s about a 50 percent chance your procedure involved some sort of medication error. […]
A new study says doctors may not be following their own advice when it comes to doling out health information. Lead author Anupam Jena, a […]
For years, scientists have believed that making strategic changes to animals’ genomes could make their organs suitable donors for humans—but making those changes has proven […]
Those who have been diagnosed with and survived cancer maintain noticeably lower quality eating habits than the general U.S. population, according to a recent study […]
Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) found a way to predict the future—sort of. BUSM’s team developed an algorithm to help determine which […]