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.
Professor of neurology Richard Myers, PhD, was awarded $100,000 from the Ellison Foundation.
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Wendy Kuohung, MD, is studying progesterone effects on the oral microbiome and the impact on preterm birth.
Christopher Shanahan, MD, MP is offering free, one-hour consultations to help BU/BMC researchers identify, develop, and implement the effective and efficient use of information technology and informatics in their clinical studies.
The Office of Enrichment is currently soliciting research experiences for medical students for summer 2017.
In a review article in the journal EMBO Reports, lead author Abdulmaged M. Traish, PhD, urges medical schools to discuss how the media and medical journals promote questionable studies.
Researchers from the Schools of Medicine and Public Health found that school shootings are less likely in U.S. states with mandatory background checks on gun and ammunition purchases.
Two BUSM investigators were awarded 2016 Research Grants by the Alzheimer’s Association to support their work studying various aspects of the disease.
BUSM researchers have determined the role of the hippocampus in future imaging lies in the process of constructing a scene in one’s mind.
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.