Research
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AI Tool Uses Face Photos to Estimate Biological Age and Predict Cancer Outcomes
Mass General Brigham findings suggest FaceAge tool could provide objective data to help inform treatment decisions in cancer care and other chronic diseases.
New Research Aims to Improve Heart Health in Menopause
Women's heart disease risk spikes during menopause. Our researchers are working to reduce this risk.
Sticking it to Cancer
With a promising invention that could halt glioblastoma, a life-threatening brain cancer, Natalie Artzi, PhD, is one of many Mass General Brigham researchers determined to transform cancer care.
Large Study of Dietary Habits Suggests More Plant Oils, Less Butter Could Lead to Better Health
People who consume plant-based oil instead of butter may experience beneficial health effects and even have a lower risk of premature death, according to a study.
Greater Expectations
Vaccines have helped double lifespans in many nations over the past 200 years. Learn how to counter misinformation around vaccines.
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SPORE Collaboration Plants the Seed for Cancer Drug Approval
This spring, in the latest example of success that has emerged from the SPORE, the Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval of the oral drug tovorafenib.
Study Finds Ketamine Is at Least as Effective as ECT for Treating Major Depression
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a leading cause of disability worldwide and is estimated to affect 21 million adults in the United States.
Parkinson’s Disease Therapies: Genomic Insights and Stem-Cell Innovations
Both genetic and environmental factors cause Parkinson’s disease. The overarching goal is to develop patient-tailored therapies to prevent or slow down the disease.
Alzheimer’s and Family History
Maternal Inheritance of Alzheimer’s Disease Tied to Increased Risk of Developing Disease
