Ask the Expert: Is Endurance Exercise Actually Bad For You?
You may have seen the studies linking endurance exercise to heart problems. But are they the real deal?
By Jamie Ducharme
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Brigham and Women’s Planning New LEED-Certified Building
The new building will be completed in the fall of 2016.
By Melissa Malamut
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Genetic Mutation May Cause Early Onset Puberty
Brigham and Women's researchers have linked a gene to premature puberty.
By Jenni Whalen
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Parasitic Worms Inspire New Skin Graft Technology
Brigham and Women's has developed a skin graft securing patch inspired by worms.
By Jamie Ducharme
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Researchers Working on a Urine Test for Breast Cancer
Could the test replace the dreaded mammogram? We asked an expert, and he said no.
By Melissa Malamut
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Brigham and Women’s Screening Patients for Leg Transplants
The procedure has never been performed in the United States.
By Jamie Ducharme
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New Sperm Sorting Research Could Improve Infertility Treatment
Brigham and Women's developed a way to tell which sperm is most likely to produce a baby.
By Jamie Ducharme
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Partners Healthcare Offers Subsidy to Employees in Same-Sex Couples
The new policy was enacted to offset same-sex couples' higher health insurance costs.
By Jamie Ducharme
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Sugary Drinks Linked to Kidney Stones
A new study from Brigham and Women's says cutting back on sugary drinks could save you some serious pain.
By Jamie Ducharme
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