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A review published in JAMA reports that 42% to 71% of patients regain their prefracture level of basic activities of daily living within six months.

Award recognizes Dr. Samelson’s contributions to developing research skills of BIDMC residents

Study highlights the long-term impact of delirium on brain health in older adults who undergo surgery

Researchers call for standardized lifetime radiation screening for imaging study participants and offer a practical protocol others can adopt.

Pilot study finds 80% of older adults in skilled nursing facilities were discharged back to the community after participation in targeted recovery program

Transcranial temporal interference stimulation targets key brain circuits without surgery, improving movement in a small clinical study.

In a new study of 18,000 Medicare beneficiaries with venous thromboembolism, apixaban is associated with fewer complications and more days at home. 

Rating the severity of delirium in people with dementia is a long-standing challenge for doctors, as the symptoms of the two conditions overlap. 

Honor recognizes leading physician-scientists for outstanding contributions to biomedical research

Study quantifies how often people with cognitive decline develop conditions that could require anticoagulant or thrombolytic therapy