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How AI-Powered Digital Twins Could Transform Care for Heart Failure Patients

By Brian Burns | Cardiology, Medicine | 0 comment | 3 February, 2026 | 0

Digital twins can help doctors spot small changes early and predict when trouble is coming, transforming care from reactive to proactive.

Clinical Trial Provides New Treatments for Patients with HHT, a Rare Genetic Disorder

By Haley Bridger | Medicine | 0 comment | 21 January, 2026 | 0

HHT is a severe disease that often dramatically reduces a person’s quality of life.

Is the Immune System the Missing Link in our Understanding of Male Infertility?

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Nephrology | 0 comment | 21 November, 2025 | 0

Male infertility affects half of the 17% of couples worldwide struggling to conceive.

Is All Fat Created Equal? What Science Says About Body Fat and Health

By Olivia Fowler | Medicine, Obesity | 0 comment | 5 November, 2025 | 0

Researchers at Mass General Brigham break down myths about body fat and what science says about fat-related health risks.

Three Lives, One Gene Editing Revolution

By Haley Bridger | Genetics & Genomics | 0 comment | 8 October, 2025 | 0

A panel of gene editing experts detailed key advancements in the field and what’s next for genetic therapies

Superficial Vein Thrombosis, a Common—Yet Surprisingly Understudied—Vein Clotting Condition

By Brian Burns | Cardiology, Medicine | 0 comment | 23 September, 2025 | 0

Superficial vein thrombosis (SuVT) is a condition involving blood clots in veins close to the surface of the skin.

How a Scientist Followed Curiosity (and Love) to Build an Innovative Tool to Track Changes in the Gut Microbiome

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Medicine | 0 comment | 4 August, 2025 | 0

Developed by scientists at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, ChronoStrain is a cutting-edge tool that tracks changes in bacterial populations over time.

Why Do Symptoms Linger in Some People After an Infection? A Conversation on Post-Acute Infection Syndromes

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | COVID-19, Infectious Disease, Medicine | 0 comment | 1 August, 2025 | 0

Long COVID and ME/CFS are part of a growing group of post-infection illnesses affecting millions worldwide.

Why Do We Get Allergies? Mass General Brigham Scientist Explains the Surprising Science Behind the Itch

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Medicine | 0 comment | 28 July, 2025 | 0

Despite how common they are, we still don’t fully understand why some people develop allergies while others don’t.

Race to Save a Life: How an Act of Collaboration Led to a Bespoke Gene Therapy Treatment

By Haley Bridger | Genetics & Genomics, Medicine, MGH Research Scholars, Pediatrics, Rare Disease | 0 comment | 2 June, 2025 | 0

Researchers know that a small act of generosity can have a big ripple effect.

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