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Study Shows Major Gaps Exist Around Knowledge of Postpartum Anxiety

13 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org psychology

Research Finds Meal Timing in Later Life May Matter for Health and Longevity

10 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

The No Surprises Act Has Reduced Patients’ Out-of-Pocket Spending for Medical Care

19 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Mediterranean-style diet may help reduce dementia risk

21 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org neuroscience

Researchers Find Link Between History of Traumatic Brain Injury and Development of Malignant Brain Tumor

21 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org brain neuroscience

Researchers Identify Key Metric in Delivering Focused Ultrasound to Treat Patients with High-Grade Gliomas

21 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org cancer

Why Diet and Exercise Still Matter During Treatment with GLP-1 Medications

2 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Risk of Long COVID Increases with Social and Economic Hardship

48 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org covid economic health

Study Finds Large Language Models (LLMs) Use Stigmatizing Language About Individuals with Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders

53 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org llm

Study Finds Mediterranean or Plant-Based Diets May Help Reduce Risk of Chronic Constipation in Middle- and Older-Age Adults

2 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Researchers Find Thousands of Pediatric Firearm Deaths Linked to More Permissive State Gun Laws

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org medicine

Healthy lifestyle choices can reduce the risk of stroke, dementia, and depression, even in people with biologically shortened telomeres

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Researchers Identify How Physical Activity Protects the Brain—Cell by Cell—in Alzheimer's Disease

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org disease health

Researchers Develop Gene Therapy That Can Target Airway and Lungs via Nasal Spray

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org genetics

Vitamin D supplements show signs of protection against biological aging

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org medicine

Don’t Hit Snooze on New Research About Waking up Each Morning: Researchers Find Hitting Snooze Is Bad for Your Sleep

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

New Blood Test Developed at Mass General Brigham Shows Superior Sensitivity in Detecting HPV-Associated Head and Neck Cancers

3 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org cancer

Mass General Brigham Study Finds That Patients with Glioblastoma Who Received Gabapentin Lived Longer

4 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org cancer

Mass General Brigham Researchers Pinpoint ‘Sweet Spot’ for Focused Ultrasound to Provide Essential Tremor Relief

4 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org neuroscience

New "Hidden in Plain Sight" Facial and Eye Biomarkers for Tinnitus Severity Could Unlock Path to Testing Treatments

4 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org medicine

Study Finds Psychedelics Can Reverse Neuroimmune Interactions That Boost Fear

4 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org neuroscience

In a new extensive systematic review of 182 meta-analyses from 2000 to 2023, researchers identified 17 modifiable risk factors that are shared by stroke, dementia, and late-life depression

5 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Childhood Experiences Shape the Brain’s White Matter with Cognitive Effects Seen Years Later

5 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org brain neuroscience

Researchers Develop and Study an At-Home Smell Test for Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease

5 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org disease neuroscience

New Non-Surgical Contraceptive Implant is Delivered Through Tiny Needles

5 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org medicine

Large Study of Dietary Habits Suggests More Plant Oils, Less Butter Could Lead to Better Health

6 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org health

Brain Waves Measured During Sleep Predict Cognitive Impairment Years Before Symptoms Appear

6 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org brain neuroscience

Novel therapy takes stem cells from a patient’s own healthy eye and transplants them into the damaged eye to safely repair 'irreversible' blinding cornea injuries - 14 patients treated had a more than 90% success rate at restoring the cornea's surface and improvements in vision.

6 months ago massgeneralbrigham.org medicine

Nasal Spray Shows Preclinical Promise for Treating Traumatic Brain Injury