Study finds that Veterans with symptoms of PTSD who participated in Tai Chi were better able to manage intrusive thoughts, difficulties with concentration and physiological arousal.
The professor of medicine and epidemiology at BUSM and SPH was awarded AHA Population Research Prize for findings of genetic flaws and other causes contributing to heart, vascular diseases.
Discussion of the effects of marijuana use on primary care, child development, abuse potential, and health policy. Open to all BUMC faculty, fellows, residents, students and staff.
Students, faculty and staff share what they are thankful for this year. Watch the video!
Catherine E. Costello, MS, PhD, and Benjamin L. Wolozin, MD, PhD, have been named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
A novel molecular pathway needed to regulate kidney podocytes has been discovered.
Michael Silverstein, MD, has been appointed to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force as one of its newest members.
The new development will impact how resources are utilized and how quickly results are conveyed to law enforcement.
Philip A. Wolf, MD, delivered the American Heart Association (AHA) 2016 Distinguished Scientist Lecture during the Scientific Session 2016 in New Orleans. Established in 2006, the lectureship is viewed as a major honor and recognition of excellence by the AHA.
Researchers have identified a new pathway and with it a protein, BRD4, necessary for breast cancer cells to spread. The findings, which appear in the journal Cancer Research, may provide a new target to suppress breast cancer metastasis. Triple-negative breast cancer is considered the worst subgroup of breast cancer. It is highly aggressive and responds […]