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Heart of the Problem

Heart of the Problem

Meeting patients’ socioeconomic needs can improve cardiovascular risk factors

Testing Tumors

Testing Tumors

New ways to measure solid stress in tumors could lead to improved therapies

Color-Coded Stem Cells

Color-Coded Stem Cells

Rainbow hues clarify cell lineages, could illuminate cancer, blood disorders

Sugar Pills for Kids?

Sugar Pills for Kids?

Survey: Parents are generally open to placebos in pediatric research—with caveats

A computational model of brain structures that form the basis of BrainPrint, a system for representing the whole brain based on the shape, rather than the size, of structures. Image: Martin Reuter and Christian Wachinger/Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Mass General

Mapping Alzheimer's

Advanced analysis of brain structure shape may track progression to dementia

Building Better Bone

Building Better Bone

Experiments in mice point to improved osteoporosis treatment

Two kinds of imaging—optical coherence tomorgraphy and mechano-microscopy—reveal airway volume and thickness during an asthma attack (left) and an estimation of the force with which the airway muscle contracts. Image: Mass General

Inside an Asthma Attack

New tools reveal thicker airway smooth muscle, stronger immune response to allergens