Certain foods can enhance memory, ward off brain diseases like Alzheimer's, and promote overall brain health. According to @MassGeneralBrigham Neurologist, Rudolph Tanzi, PhD, a balanced gut means a happy brain. Learn more about optimizing brain health. spklr.io/6017ocCf

Heart provides world-class heart condition treatments and programs to deliver patient care through the entire journey, from personalized plans to integrated care. Learn more about heart care:

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For #AlcoholAwarenessMonth , we asked Dr. Lauren Malishchak to answer some common questions regarding alcohol use:

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After experiencing a heart attack or another heart-related health event, it's common to have questions like: Can I go back to work, resume my usual activities, or start exercising again? It's never too late to prioritize heart health. Learn more: spklr.io/6014obHg

Discover how lifestyle choices, including diet, can influence Parkinson's disease progression. Mass General Brigham expert, Nancy Oliveira, MS, RD, LDN, sheds light on the crucial link between nutrition and Parkinson's management. spklr.io/6011okXd #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth

We've asked researchers across Mass General Brigham to share their ongoing research that focuses on studying climate change's implications for human health and overall well-being. #EarthDay

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For #EarthDay , our Young Professionals Committee recently held an Office Supply Swap to give staff the opportunity to reduce, reuse, and recycle old office supplies!

This week is #MedicalLabProfessionalsWeek ! Sending a huge thank you to our lab teams not just today, but everyday for their dedication to their work and our patients. We are so lucky to have you at BWFH!

Dr. Abigail Waldman (Abigail Waldman, MD) was recently featured in a WCVB-TV Boston piece to discuss preventative botox injections for younger adults: wcvb.com/article/preven…

Our campus expansion project will allow us to continue to provide world-class healthcare right here in Jamaica Plain for years to come. Watch a time-lapse of the construction progress here: youtube.com/watch?v=eQjhNd…

'An unusually high or low resting heart rate or an irregular heartbeat can be a sign that something is wrong,' says Jorge Romero, MD, Mass General Brigham Heart expert. Learn how to measure your heart rate with these easy steps:
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It's officially marathon season! Being prepared for the race day and building up endurance takes time. Elizabeth Matzkin, MD, offers some advice on training plans in this The Washington Post article. washingtonpost.com/wellness/2024/…

With the #BostonMarathon quickly approaching, we asked Stefanie O'Connor, MS, RD, LDN, for her best tips on nutrition before, during, and after a marathon. Learn more in the Q&A below: linkedin.com/pulse/nutritio…

Our R&R Committee hosted an event in celebration of Opening Day this week! We hope our team enjoyed their treats. Go Red Sox!

April is #ParkinsonsDiseaseAwarenessMonth ! Nancy Oliveira, MS, RD, LDN was recently featured in a Mass General Brigham article to discuss the link between diet and Parkinson’s disease.

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April is #PetTherapyMonth ! Recently, at our wellness sessions for staff, we had some pups from the Brigham Buddies pet therapy program come in to meet the team.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States. Do you know how to lower your risk? spklr.io/6012oJAC

Elizabeth W. Loder, MD, MPH, was recently interviewed by SELF to discuss 5 things that may cause migraine attacks while at work. Learn more: self.com/story/migraine…

Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital, part of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, announced today that $4.5 million in Community Health Impact Funds have been awarded to eight organizations to support mental and behavioral health initiatives.

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Someone in the U.S. suffers a heart attack every 40 seconds, but a quick emergency response can help save lives. DaMarcus Baymon, MD, a Brigham & Women’s Faulkner emergency medicine doctor, explains what to do if you think someone is having a heart attack. spklr.io/6010oJAr