@harvardmed - Twitter Profile Analysis

Sanjay Gupta, a practicing neurosurgeon, has provided in-depth reporting on medical and public health news on issues ranging from COVID-19 to overall well-being for more than 20 years https://t.co/o5YN6K4Xl1

Celebratory moments from #MatchDay2023

The findings highlight the importance of public health and clinical interventions focused on the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular risk factors in young adults https://t.co/svjtAFVKYg

This year, the 167 graduating HMS students matched to 155 clinical residencies, with nine students embarking on nonclinical careers and three entering oral and maxillofacial surgery programs https://t.co/YKHnubwk5Z

“We typically think of a pharmaceutical company spending many years to develop a drug, but here, a single brilliant postdoctoral fellow at a computer used publicly available data to come up with a promising drug candidate in only a few weeks.” https://t.co/tcubRdfPvN

Harvard epidemiologist William Hanage discusses the recent COVID-19 surge, the end of the emergency phase, and the persistence of debates around masks and school closings https://t.co/IQsZFFvDyk

The expense of long-term prescription medications represents a significant barrier to care for many patients with chronic cardiovascular conditions. The Inflation Reduction Act may help. https://t.co/m7xKL85v0N

The findings point to possible new therapies for multiple SARS-CoV-2 variants and other coronaviruses https://t.co/6X14282GKj

HMS professor Alberto Ascherio, whose study found that infection with the Epstein-Barr virus increased the likelihood of developing MS, speaks with @statnews about his breakthrough finding, his latest projects, and what he hopes to achieve next #STATUSList https://t.co/06feRh4XfT

The findings point to new pathways for slowing neuronal dysfunction and treating ALS, a fatal motor neuron disease https://t.co/YdGvoqcv6d

At Match Day, graduating Harvard Medical School students gathered to find out—and celebrate—where they will spend the next phase of their medical training #MatchDay2023

Researchers estimate the cost of long COVID to be $2.6 trillion. A previous version of this tweet incorrectly stated the cost to be $20 trillion. We regret the error. https://t.co/N4zO7n9H1g

Neurosurgeon, Emmy winner, and medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta will give the Harvard Medical School Class Day address https://t.co/o5YN6K5vaz

In experiments, lab-made genetic sequences called antisense oligonucleotides appear to boost levels of a protein deficient in the brains of people with this form of frontotemporal dementia https://t.co/tcubRdfPvN

Congratulations to all the medical students who matched today! #MatchDay2023

Does speed matter when you go for a walk? Not really, says @SpauldingRehab physical therapist Greg Righter. It’s about two things that you can measure — target heart rate and the rate of perceived exertion. https://t.co/8ot6JCOGZY

On April 15, 2013, two explosions rocked the finish line of the Boston Marathon. A decade later, leaders from the front lines and emergency preparedness experts will tell the inside story of the response and share lessons learned. https://t.co/gWIvxUqoFg

The discovery suggests that an emerging class of small-molecule drugs may be used to make cells impervious to coronaviruses https://t.co/6X14282GKj

Mind-body practice improves walking speed, leg strength, and other predictors of longevity, according to a @BrighamWomens analysis https://t.co/R8Yce1WHc1

The @HMSPrimaryCare has created an interprofessional, one-day virtual CME course to provide an in-depth introduction to value-based care for managers, executives, and health care colleagues https://t.co/2cJbnmBvyY

The research aims to improve safety and avoid costly contamination when harnessing bacteria to produce medicines and other beneficial substances https://t.co/rGrrsCWRLm

The findings could help scientists develop more-effective flu therapies https://t.co/5zcJ5pERrV

When HMS physician Peter Grinspoon describes the dangers of substance abuse to future doctors and nurses, he speaks from experience https://t.co/0MZp024Xpq

Many cold water swimmers have long believed the activity helps treat depression, but what does the science say? https://t.co/w3CJOy5E42

A recent HMS study found that face blindness is more common than previously thought. It also may affect patients with long COVID. (via @USATODAY) https://t.co/y6PdKfr2IR

“The substantial rise in the burden of cardiovascular risk factors among young adults will have major public health implications as the population ages.” https://t.co/svjtAFVKYg

Researchers have identified proteins involved in the innate immune system that could be at the root of a range of neurodegenerative conditions https://t.co/YdGvoqcv6d

A collaboration between a computational lab and a translational genomics lab at HMS is propelling research on a novel therapy for frontotemporal dementia https://t.co/tcubRdfPvN

The study is the first to uncover neurobiological predispositions for musical talent in infancy https://t.co/r4V2nwVINg

Researchers have identified a mechanism within human cells that enables infection with SARS-CoV-2 and other coronaviruses https://t.co/6X14282GKj

Congratulations to all the medical students who matched today! #MatchDay2023 @harvardmed

In 1945, the first group of women were admitted to Harvard Medical School. Learn more: https://t.co/TzQPNFUojZ

REMINDER: We invite you to join the global health community for a virtual remembrance of PIH's co-founder, Dr. Paul Farmer, as we mark one year since his passing. Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2023 Time: 11:00 a.m. EST Sign up for an email reminder: https://t.co/NhcZSd6SWj

New research led by @DanaFarber finds 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine are associated with better outcomes for patients with cancer. Latest data published in @LancetRH_Americ @DrChoueiri @Chrislabaki1 @ZiadBakouny @DanaFarber_GU Read more: https://t.co/S2U4b7IyX6

It may be difficult to tell the difference between back pain caused by cancer and pain caused by a general back injury.

The “Women Before Me” exhibit at @harvardmed recognizes women and people of color who were pioneers in the field of medicine. #WomenInScience https://t.co/8QpTXzzEGu

Mindfulness-based stress reduction may be a potential response to the mental health crisis in the U.S. https://t.co/KhjG9rbLaf

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