Let’s not kill football yet May 10, 2015 Alvaro Pascual-Leone, professor of neurology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Lee M…
Mapping the Future of Global Surgery May 8, 2015 Lancet Commission outlines goals for 2030 at Boston launch
Babyproofing Bacteremia May 8, 2015 Mouse study suggests inflammation may be to blame for brain injury in newborn bloodstream infections
Diverse Perspectives May 7, 2015 Harvard Longwood campus rolls out new series of talks on diversity inclusion with dialogue on…
Company creates bioethics panel on trial drugs May 7, 2015 Johnson & Johnson has appointed a nationally known bioethicist to create a panel that will make…
Splitting Hair Cells May 7, 2015 ‘Parts list’ for inner-ear hair cells advances understanding of deafness and hearing loss
Rachel Wilson Named Martin Family Professor of Basic Research May 7, 2015 Recognizes her achievements in neurobiology
Lesbian, gay, bisexual kids bullied more throughout school May 6, 2015 Lesbian, gay and bisexual adolescents are more likely to be bullied and victimized throughout…
How marketing exclusivity led to higher drug costs and questionable benefits May 5, 2015 When the FDA approved a drug called Colcrys to treat acute gout attacks, the move came as part of an…
Is there a lesson about treadmills in Sandberg spouse death? Yes: Keep exercising May 5, 2015 The accidental death of Dave Goldberg, CEO of SurveyMonkey, led to predictable follow-up stories on…
Emergency apps can help save lives by finding help fast May 4, 2015 When 911 dispatchers get a call that someone has collapsed and stopped breathing, they quickly…
