Sponsored by the BUSM Alumni Association, events included a social hour and a networking brunch and panel discussion for students and alumni.
BUSM, VA researchers have identified a gene that might influence which individuals are at greater risk to develop severe CTE.
On Friday Oct. 26, the Framingham Heart Study (FHS) invited all of its participants to a two-part, daylong celebration – an open house at its headquarters and a public celebration complete with refreshments and distinguished guest speakers.
Ms. Ferrari will begin her role in Student Affairs on Monday, Nov. 5.
Preventing pain is crucial to improving quality of life and function in patients who suffer from OA.
BUMC public safety officers and members of the Medical Campus community were honored for their exemplary service over the course of the year. Watch the video!
The findings are an example of the unintended consequences some new health policies can have on specific populations.
The BUSM professor emeritus discovered protein aiding in cancer and other research.
An accompanying Lancet comment led by Tuhina Neogi, MD, PhD, noted that there is now ample data from randomized trials to support this approach.
The list—curated by TIME’s health reporters and editors—recognizes 50 people who changed the state of health care in America this year, and bear watching for what they do next.