Most people with COVID-19 have relatively mild disease, but a subset of them develop severe pneumonia and respiratory failure, potentially leading to
Tracie Jones turned to a librarian friend, Sarah DeMott, for help documenting the experience of Black Americans in the age of COVID-19. A
Applying to medical school is an undeniably complicated process, but Azan Virji discovered that it’s even tougher when you’re an international student. The
Light therapy is safe and has measurable effects in the brain, according to a pioneering study by researchers from the Wellman
The hospitalization rate for acute cardiovascular disease events in a large southern California health system was 1.62 times higher in the two
Genetic mutations that promote the growth of the most common type of adult brain tumors can be accurately detected and monitored in
The Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation sat down with Katharine Robb, a postdoctoral research fellow at the center’s Bloomberg Harvard
Brian Strickland was high up in the Himalayas, walking around a rustic clinic a day’s hike from Mount Everest. He was trying
Questions about the genealogical imprint of tumors have hovered over cancer research since the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003.
When the COVID-19 pandemic prompted Harvard Medical School (HMS) to move learning online in March, faculty moved swiftly, developing new curriculum approaches,
