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Mashup Score: 25Gift Empowers Trainees To Leverage Clinical AI for Better Health - 14 hour(s) ago
$6 million in funding equips scientists, leaders of the future
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Mashup Score: 18Is cheese bad for you? — Harvard Gazette - 23 hour(s) ago
Harvard professor of epidemiology and nutrition explains why most Americans are probably eating way too much.
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Is cheese bad for you? A nutritionist explains why people are probably eating way too much. https://t.co/pY6y0SY16j
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Harvard Medical School physician-scientist shares insights
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Laura Collins, an HMS physician-researcher specializing in breast disease, discusses an @AmericanCancer report showing increasing breast cancer rates, particularly for women under 50 and Asian American and Pacific Islander women https://t.co/YsnoXQAgpH
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It’s easy to feel too busy to be mindful, but everyone can find a few minutes during the day to pause and reflect. Even a brief, regular mindfulness practice provides a respite from the pace and st…
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Even a brief, regular mindfulness practice provides a respite from the pace and stress of life, and can help with memory, concentration, and focus. https://t.co/W4HdKKkYFW
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Even with exercise, risk of heart failure increases by up to 60% when sedentary behavior exceeds 10.6 hours a day, according to study.
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Sedentary behavior exceeding 10.6 hours a day can increase risk of heart failure by up to 60%, even for those who get enough exercise, according to a study by @MassGenBrigham. https://t.co/ubz5kEx9h6
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Mashup Score: 57Toward More Personalized Depression Treatments - 4 day(s) ago
How two HMS scientists hope to speed journey from diagnosis to recovery
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From screening the blood to imaging the brain, two HMS scientists are working to speed the path from depression diagnosis to effective treatment https://t.co/Ga07uwoFyX
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Five weeks before giving birth best transfers maternal antibodies to the fetus, say researchers.
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Research led by @MassGenBrigham investigators suggests that pregnant women should receive an RSV vaccine five weeks before delivery for the best protection for their newborns https://t.co/dqbkjn2RAC
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Mashup Score: 42Genetic Detectives Diagnose Child With Ultra-Rare Disorder - 6 day(s) ago
Work highlights need to examine noncoding parts of genome in rare diseases
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A dad brought together a team of scientists and doctors to identify the unique genetic cause of their daughter’s ultra-rare disorder. Their discovery highlights the need to examine noncoding parts of the genome when diagnosing rare genetic diseases. https://t.co/rthnh1WGU6
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Mashup Score: 24Cutting through the fog of long COVID— Harvard Gazette - 6 day(s) ago
Researchers say new AI tool sharpens diagnostic process, may help identify more people needing care.
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An AI-based tool developed by @MassGenBrigham could help clinicians to better identify cases of long COVID, as it revealed that nearly 23% of the population suffers from long COVID, compared to earlier diagnostic studies that suggested the number was at 7% https://t.co/BeiJXwZF9T
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Outdoor physical activity may be a better target for preventive intervention, says researcher.
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Vitamin D supplements do not reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, according to new research from @BIDMChealth https://t.co/X1JWuYVesp
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A $6 million gift establishes the Dunleavy Fund for Clinical AI, which will be used to strengthen HMS efforts to equip future researchers, policymakers, and innovators to harness AI to improve health care and medical science https://t.co/9bCJY6s6WC