Scott Hayes, PhD, found that older adults with good cardiac fitness may be keeping their brains in good shape.
New findings that appear in the journal Brain, show promise for detecting the influence of concussion on neurodegeneration.
Researchers have developed several performance measures for patients taking warfarin that may save lives and money.
Experts, including BUSM’s Elizabeth Pearce, have released new international guidelines for thyroid disease, which affects more than 300,000 pregnant women each year.
According to a study published online in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, individuals with opioid use disorder who are treated with buprenorphine are more likely to disengage from treatment programs if they are black or Hispanic, unemployed or have hepatitis C.
A study in the Journal of Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology found that the majority of post-9/11 U.S. veterans appear to do well in regards to work and family quality of life after departing from military service.
Join a robust panel of BUMC faculty and community leaders, experts on the issue of homelessness, in a discussion about current and planned state and city-wide programs.
Professor of neurology Richard Myers, PhD, was awarded $100,000 from the Ellison Foundation.
A second-year student recently spearheaded an effort to offer a medical Spanish elective to students.
Colonel Anthony Johnson, MD will discuss collaboration opportunities with the Department of Defense and health outcomes/disparities in female combat casualties.