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Physically Demanding Work Tied to Male Fertility

21 months ago hms.harvard.edu

Loss of Epigenetic Information Can Drive Aging, Restoration Can Reverse It

22 months ago hms.harvard.edu

Improved Hospital ‘Handoffs’ Cut Adverse Events by Almost Half

23 months ago hms.harvard.edu

Organ Donations, Transplants Increase on Days of Largest Motorcycle Rallies

24 months ago hms.harvard.edu

Researchers have identified in mice a way that tumor cells can turn off the immune system, allowing the tumor to grow unchecked

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu

In a first, scientists have captured on video all the steps a virus follows as it enters and infects a living cell in real time and in three dimensions, using advanced imaging called lattice light sheet microscopy

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu 3d video

New antibody neutralizes all known SARS-CoV-2 variants in lab tests

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Using a new technique known as lesion network mapping, researchers have mapped addiction remission to entire brain circuits rather than specific brain regions, pointing to new targets for treatment to treat addiction

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu brain

Clues into a Sleep Mystery

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Findings of a new study suggest the dreaded microbe anthrax has an unexpected beneficial potential — one of its toxins can silence multiple types of pain in animals

2 years ago hms.harvard.edu

No, It’s Not Just You: Why time “speeds up” as we get older

3 years ago sitn.hms.harvard.edu

Dopamine, Smartphones and You: A battle for your time

3 years ago sitn.hms.harvard.edu

The Human Body in Space: Distinguishing Fact from Fiction

3 years ago sitn.hms.harvard.edu

In a first, gut microbe genes linked to array of human diseases: Analyzing genetic makeup of bacteria in human gut, scientists successfully linked groups of bacterial genes to multiple diseases…

3 years ago hms.harvard.edu genetics

The Database of Useful Biological Numbers

3 years ago bionumbers.hms.harvard.edu database

A newly discovered body part changes our understanding of the brain

3 years ago sitn.hms.harvard.edu brain

Obesity and cancer. High-fat diet impairs immune activity, boosts tumor growth in mice

3 years ago hms.harvard.edu cancer

People who survive serious COVID-19 have long-lasting immune responses against SARS-COV-2, according to a new study led by Harvard Medical School researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu covid

Blood type is not associated with a severe worsening of symptoms in people who have tested positive for COVID-19

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu covid

How COVID-19 Causes Loss of Smell: Temporary loss of smell, or anosmia, is one of the earliest and most commonly reported indicators of COVID-19

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu covid

Harvard researchers created DNA-barcoded bacterial spores that can track the location history of objects

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Scientists discover how sleep deprivation causes death

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Study finds which parts of the brain can be activated in mice to induce hibernation-like behavior — a revelation that has potentially interesting implications for how humans may be able to induce suspended animation to do everything from treat disease…

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu brain disease

New study from Harvard Med School reveals how the brain and arteries communicate to increase blood flow for neural activity

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu brain

Gene editing can do some crazy stuff

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu

A single cell may be able to "change its mind." In an effort to replicate a 100-year-old, previously discredited study, Harvard scientists find that a single-cell organism is capable of surprisingly complex decision-making behavior.

4 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Football players who have experienced concussion symptoms, including loss of consciousness, disorientation or nausea after a head injury, are more likely to report erectile dysfunction and low testosterone

5 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Autonomous Driving Inside the Heart

5 years ago hms.harvard.edu

Harvard Medical compares mortality rates among football and baseball players and find that NFL athletes have a 26 percent higher mortality rate than MLB athletes.

5 years ago hms.harvard.edu

'Ant bridge'-inspired nanoparticle assembly fixes broken electrical circuits

5 years ago sitn.hms.harvard.edu

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