Testing for aldosterone levels may hold the key to treatment-resistant hypertension and many other […]

Initiating antiretroviral therapy within 1 year of HIV infection is associated with a reduced risk […]

Microglial activity appears to determine when amyloid becomes biologically significant, reshaping […]

The lesser-known atherosclerosis results in 150,000 amputations per year. Medscape Medical News

Emerging clinical and autopsy evidence points to late-onset epilepsy as a potentially distinct, […]

Automated insulin delivery systems — a continuous glucose monitor, insulin pump, and algorithm […]

New research shows that shingles vaccination may not just reduce dementia risk but slow disease […]

Streamlined pharmacologic recommendations challenge the stepwise approach for moderately to […]

Depression has been tied to a two-fold increased risk offor epilepsy and a suboptimal response to […]

Experts at the Sleep Congress 2025 state that sleep directly influences cardiovascular pathways and […]

Emerging evidence supports the idea that alopecia can be better controlled when anti-inflammatory […]

Chronic chikungunya arthritis often mimics rheumatoid arthritis, complicating diagnosis and […]

Automated insulin delivery systems can help pregnant women with type 1 diabetes manage their […]

A depigmented polymerized cat allergoid is safe and generally well tolerated in patients with […]

A new algorithm predicts poststroke pneumonia risk with 93% accuracy in a new study, with […]

Atrioventricular blocks occurring during transcatheter aortic valve replacement differ from those […]

Hospitalizations for bronchiectasis exacerbations are associated with poorer in-hospital outcomes […]

Sacituzumab does not improve outcomes vs chemotherapy when used as the first treatment after […]

Despite increased labeling of drugs with pediatric information, most medicines remain available […]

Sara Bleich spoke about the history of SNAP and the effects of major new legislative changes to the […]

The report charts major advances in precision oncology and immunotherapy but also reveals stagnant […]

Significant changes in federal policy slated to take effect in the coming months could disrupt […]

Panelists explored the impact of bullying on children’s health, and strategies for reducing […]

In the Washington Post, Harvard Chan School's Alberto Ascherio provided comment on a new study […]

To the Harvard Chan community, I’m writing to share an update about the FXB Center for Health […]

Reopening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic was linked with significantly lower rates of mental […]

Metabolism is the “biological machinery” that helps keep the body running efficiently, and it […]

Michael VanRooyen has spent decades responding to emergencies, both in big-city U.S. hospitals and […]

Michael R. Reich, Taro Takemi Professor of International Health Policy, Emeritus, recently […]

Takemi Fellow Kaori Yamaguchi, PhD, OTR, recently attended the WHO Disability Health Equity Network […]