The findings can help make predictions at the point-of-care and assist clinical decision-making.
The new compound specifically targets epigenetic changes in cells and could provide significant improvements in patients without unwanted side effects.
The findings may provide insights about the sequence of processes leading to AD.
The findings may represent a more effective way to tell whether or not Huntington’s Disease treatments may postpone the disease before it begins.
Schon and her colleagues have proposed a series of studies to explore how chronic stress arising from racism affects the brain structure and function in people of African ancestry.
Raising alcohol taxes could improve public health outcomes and costs related to excessive alcohol consumption.
For female Veterans with fibromyalgia symptoms, the impact of believing in their ability to begin and sustain a long-term exercise program appears to positively influence their results.
The new web-based tool “Learning Moments” developed by faculty clinicians at BUSM, allows students to electronically log their learning experiences and share them with peers.
BU-CTSI shares in $8.65 million grant funding five-year project to reduce disparities in breast cancer care.
BU receives final approval from Boston Public Health Commission.