A change in methodology — to align the state with national standards — pegs the death rate at 1 in 7 residents instead of 1 in 4. Some critics and researchers are puzzling over the state’s new approach, which they say may underestimate the true death rate.
Looking at adults 75 and older, study finds that conversation – even online – could be an effective strategy to help prevent cognitive decline and…
Nobel-winning CRISPR scientist emphasizes need for more equitable treatment access
Hundreds of U.S. hospitals are owned by private equity firms—does monetizing medicine affect the quality of care?
With pandemic-era rules set to expire, the future of remote medicine is in flux
Andrew Budson, MD ’93, explains how multisensory cues can shape and strengthen our recollections of the past
Benefits nearly double for people with depression.
Trees enhance our lives by releasing oxygen, reducing pollution, and preventing flooding. Beyond all of these benefits, there is growing evidence that just being around…
Findings from the largest genetic study of PTSD to date could help explain why only some people develop the condition after experiencing trauma.
The ability of odors to bring to mind past experiences has intriguing scientific and therapeutic implications
