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Deaths at intensive care units have steadily declined in the last decade, but new research shows that ICUs with large numbers of minority patients didn’t experience a similar decrease in mortality via
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Measures of cognitive effort and neural processing may lead to clinical tests for hidden hearing loss
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 17% of children between 6 and 17 years of age experience some sort of mental health disorder. HMS’ Neha Chaudhary offers guidance to parents of children with depression. (via )
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A major focus of the has been to delve both deeper and wider into the health concerns of former NFL players through in-person assessments
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Exposure to a chemical found in many plastics was found to disrupt the cell division that results in eggs and sperm
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Come hear how climate change is altering clinical practice across specialties at this special symposium on Feb. 13:
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HMS’ Abraar Karan explores the damaging effects of xenophobia and misinformation triggered by the current coronavirus outbreak (via )
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Consolidation did not improve hospital performance, and patient-experience scores deteriorated somewhat after the mergers
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Through his efforts at HMS and Cambridge Health Alliance, third-year HMS student Jordan Said is working to ensure health care providers are prepared to care for LGBTQ patients
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Traumatic brain injury is the second most common injury sustained in the military. HMS professor and traumatic brain injury expert Ross Zafonte sat down with to discuss the nature and severity of these injuries.
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A study of ancient DNA found in human remains from Cameroon dating back as far as 8,000 years offers new insight into humankind’s earliest history
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Collaborations between the lab of Matthew Harris and other doctors and researchers at HMS and are bridging the gap between the natural and clinical world
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A pair of biomarkers of brain function may help explain why a person with normal hearing may struggle to follow conversations in noisy environments
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Before graduating from Harvard Medical School and becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Mark Adickes played in the NFL for the and won a with the
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The findings could inform the design of therapies that halt the progression of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and prevent complications
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A human 'body-on-chip' platform is laying the foundation for better, accelerated drug testing
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NFL players with careers of 10 seasons or more were twice as likely to report severe cognitive problems compared with those who had played a single season
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What happens to NFL players’ bodies once they leave the game? The aims to generate insights about players’ health, to inform interventions and new treatments
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An analysis found a link between NFL career length, position played and risk of cognitive and mental health problems
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Former players reporting concussion symptoms following head injury are more likely to report erectile dysfunction and low testosterone levels. Researchers say injury to the pituitary gland and downstream hormonal changes may be one possible explanation.
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