The older we get, the harder it seems to be to get a good night’s sleep. But that doesn’t mean people are sentenced to counting sheep for the remainder of their lives. John Winkelman, associate professor of psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital, is quoted.
Dennis Rosen, assistant professor of pediatrics at Boston Children’s Hospital, authored this article offering strategies to prevent the risk of miscommunication and get the most out of appointments with doctors.
Stephen Soumerai, professor of population medicine at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute, co-authored this opinion piece about the Affordable Care Act.
The $750-million capital campaign for Harvard Medical School (HMS) kicked off with a gala dinner at the Boston Park Plaza hotel on Thursday evening, November 13. Jeffrey S. Flier, dean of the faculty of medicine at Harvard University, is quoted.
On April 15, 2013, two homemade pressure-cooker bombs exploded within seconds of each other near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.In addition to the unmistakable physical injuries, including limb damage and limb loss, many victims learned that ear damage and hearing loss were among the tragedy’s lingering effects. Alicia Quesnel, instructor in otology and laryngology at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, is one of the study’s senior authors.
