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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
Innovations in Brain Research and Care
Brigham experts pioneer new approaches to treating brain diseases
Early Detection for Parkinson’s Disease
Changes in the brain that point to Parkinson’s disease can start long before symptoms show. A novel test shows promise for early detection.
TIMI Study Finds New Class of Anti-Clotting Drug Reduced Bleeding Events
About 1 in 3 people will develop atrial fibrillation, making it one of the most common cardiovascular conditions, but a study found a new class of anti-clotting drug reduced bleeding events compared with standard of care in patients with atrial fibrillation.
Clinical Trial, Meta-Analysis Find Diabetes Drugs May Benefit All Heart Failure Patients
Researchers find new evidence that drugs originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes may benefit a wide range of patients with heart failure.
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Study Shows Remote Patient Monitoring Improves Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
Study shows remote patient monitoring improves blood pressure and cholesterol.
What’s Next for Alzheimer’s Disease: Clinical Trials Show the Promise of Intervening Early
Brigham scientists are translating decades of pioneering research on Alzheimer’s into potential treatments to prevent this devastating disease.
Novel Test to Help Detect Alzheimer’s
A new study has found that a brief, simulated task of navigating a phone menu can detect the earliest changes in daily functioning in people at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
