Researchers at HMS and MassGeneral News found an association between exercise and reduced heart disease risk — with increased benefit for people with a history of depression (via CNN) cnn.com/2024/04/15/hea…

Scientists have developed a method for using AI to identify people at high risk of pancreatic cancer, solely from national health records (via Harvard Magazine) harvardmagazine.com/2024/05/right-…

Research in mice suggests that the beneficial effects of exercise may be driven, at least partly, by the immune system bit.ly/4aLjCQR

Congratulations to first-year Harvard Medical School student Cameron Young, who is running the Boston Marathon today!

Revealing how B cells develop ever-better protection against infection — or mistakenly attack the body — could lead to improved vaccines and autoimmune disease treatments bit.ly/3VWbPLm

HMS physician-scientist Catherine Wu, who recently received the $1 million Sjögren Prize for her contributions to cancer research, shares the basics and the latest discoveries in cancer vaccines news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

The HMS Office for External Education is celebrating 10 years of bringing the HMS community’s expertise, evidence-based practices, and research to learners around the world bit.ly/442iCoV

Happy #NationalPetDay2024 !

In a rabbit model of tuberculosis, a combination of repurposed cancer drugs enhanced delivery of antibacterial medications bit.ly/4aKK7FE

Earlier this week, members of the HMS community gathered on the Quad to watch the eclipse

#Eclipse2024

HMS master’s student Moses Dixon delivers global health-inspired solutions to older adults and Black people in Massachusetts for local benefit bit.ly/4cRnbGn

Since beginning his neurobiology career at HMS 64 years ago, Ed Kravitz has been on a quest to understand the brain bit.ly/3J5IJBo

Eliza Leone brings her love for food to HMS, where she works as wellness manager and co-instructor for the HMS Culinary Medicine and Nutrition course bit.ly/43UfFqm

Harvard Medical School alumna and incoming Boston University President Gilliam named 2024 Class Day speaker bit.ly/3VRlK4K

A chaplain, a bioethicist, and a doctor discuss what end-of-life care is, and what it could be news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

The findings could speed development of therapies for Parkinson’s disease and related conditions by ensuring that clinical trials enroll patients with the correct disease bit.ly/3xoe9jZ

A combination of approved cancer drugs may improve tuberculosis treatment bit.ly/4aKK7FE

Harvard students with non-apparent disabilities describe the daily challenges that may not be obvious to their classmates and professors news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

An optimistic attitude may help women slow age-related physical decline, according to a recent study hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-in-t…

FABRIC Showcase celebrates cultural diversity at HMS and Harvard School of Dental Medicine through creative performances and artistic display