The Brigham’s 7T MRI unit, just the second in the country to be approved for clinical use, revealed that a potential biomarker of brain inflammation in patients affected by multiple sclerosis is more common than previously thought.
The 16-hour surgery, involving a team of over 45 surgeons, nurses, anesthesiologists, residents and research fellows, and led by Bohdan Pomahac, MD, was the ninth face transplant procedure at the Brigham and the 15th nationwide.
The Testing for Identification of Markers of Stroke (TIME) trial demonstrates the accuracy of a new blood test that can quickly and accurately identify an aggressive type of stroke with the potential to bring life-saving care to patients globally Read More...
The new research shows that individuals who carry the V142I transthyretin variant are at significantly increased risk for heart failure beginning in their 60s, with an increased risk for death beginning in their 70s. Read More...
An analysis led by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital shows people with limited English proficiency are more likely than those proficient in English to have worse experiences with video visits, compared to in-person visits Read More...
