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Debunking Seven Common Misconceptions About Eating Disorders with An Expert
Eating disorders are complex psychiatric diseases involving an individual’s eating behaviors, self-image and body weight.
The Next Generation of the Opioid Epidemic: Youth Polysubstance Users
A closer look at how the opioid epidemic is impacting the youngest generation of Americans, and how Scott Hadland, MD, MPH, MS, Chief of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at Mass General for Children wants to change that.
The Science of Tea: What Research Tells Us about the Benefits of an Ancestral Tradition
Mass General clinician-researcher Uma Naidoo, MD discusses the benefits of tea, according to science.
Through the Magnifying Glass: The Dekel Lab and the Psychiatry of Childbirth
A close-up look at the Dekel Lab, which is working to understand more about the psychiatry of childbirth.
Heart Health Month: How Your Mental Health Impacts Your Heart Health
For our third heart health month blog, Christopher Celano, MD, from the Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program (CPRP) talks about the connection between heart health and mental health.
La Amplia Mayoría: El Viaje Hacia La Neurona
A guest blog post by Manuel Rico Fernández San Silvestre, a summer intern in the Sahay Lab at Massachusetts General Research Institute.
The Vast Majority: The Journey Towards the Neuron
A guest blog post by Manuel Rico Fernández San Silvestre, a summer intern in the Sahay Lab at Massachusetts General Research Institute.
Heart Health Month: How Cardiovascular Exercise Can Improve Your Overall Health More Than You Think
For our first heart health month blog, Christiane Wrann, PhD, DVM, from the Wrann Lab investigates how aerobic exercise and heart health contribute to our cognition.
Through the Magnifying Glass: The Chetty Lab at the Center for Regenerative Medicine
A close up look at the MGH Metabolism Unit, which is working to understand more about metabolism-related medical disorders.
Growing Up Without Growing Old: How Meditation can Improve Resiliency and Brain Health at Any Age
Mass General researchers explore how meditation can improve resiliency and prevent a decline in cognitive health, no matter what age you are.