Our colleague Randy Gollub nicely puts into perspective: Could COVID affect brain volume? tinyurl.com/yckbaycn

We are learning more and more about the role of blood pressure in preserving brain health. Long‐Term BP Variability After Intracerebral Hemorrhage…ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…

#McCanceCenter More evidence that alcohol and brain health do not mix. What's good for the heart is good for the brain news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/… via Harvard University

A major step forward in the search for preventive therapies for bipolar disorder: Researchers find first strong genetic risk factor for bipolar disorder - Broad Institute broadinstitute.org/news/researche… via Broad Institute

Finally some guidance on what might help prevent hemorrhagic strokes and preserve brain health for Cerebral Cavernous Malformations ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/ST…

Exciting new discovery from #McCanceCenter faculty @ytquiroz precedes diagnosis, and "improves our understanding of how [Alzheimer’s disease]-related pathology alters the brain’s functional organization years before cognitive impairment occurs." tinyurl.com/2fr7syyk

Thrilled to join Lisa Feldman Barrett, Ed Boyden at #Matchpoints22 – exciting to see vast interest in leveraging brain science to bring brain health to all!

This reprint from last year’s NYT magazine features work by Jill M. Goldstein, Ph.D and #ICON_X that “might turn out to be a crucial window to try to prevent Alzheimer’s and other chronic diseases that often accompany older age [for women]” #WomensHealthWeek tinyurl.com/2p9869da

McCance Center for Brain Health at MGH researchers describe the lasting symptoms among #COVID19 long haulers: bit.ly/3xvTYx0

Results in molecularpsychiatry from #McCanceCenter faculty and collaborators, led by Roy Perlis, suggest that fatigue and brain fog following hospitalization for COVID may be the result of illness severity rather than specifically related to COVID itself. nature.com/articles/s4138…

Important new #Alzheimers gene discovery from #McCanceCenter and MGH RosAnderson Lab alum Jaeyoon Chung et al helps explain why risk differs for men and women, further emphasizing the importance of managing lifestyle risks -- as early as age 30! cnn.com/2022/06/30/hea…

Congrats to recent MGH Neurocritical Care Brigham and Women’s Neurocritical Care Fellowship Graduate, David Fischer David Fischer, MD, whose manuscript "Neuroprognostication: A Conceptual Framework" is featured on the Nat Rev Neurology cover! nature.com/nrneurol/

More evidence that tackling modifiable risk factors is the best way to reduce both health disparities and the burden of dementia for all - the latest, from @Plutsey #braincarenow tinyurl.com/yc2un7te

Keeping in mind the regulatory context as McCance Center for Brain Health at MGH launches clinical trials for natural products to prevent dementia led by my co-director Dr. Rudy Tanzi. tinyurl.com/5e3uajvk

Further support for addressing stress as a key component of #braincare @KarestanKoenen McCance Center for Brain Health at MGH jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

We applaud Energy & Commerce Democrats & Energy and Commerce Committee for advancing the bipartisan American Data Privacy Protections Act, which disrupts the harmful business model of #BigTech. 🧵 energycommerce.house.gov/newsroom/press…

The #McCanceCenter at Mass General Hospital is pleased to join with American Academy of Neurology in recognizing #NationalBrainHealthDay for the first time. #braincarenow #brainhealth MassGeneral News MassGeneralNeuroscience MGH RosAnderson Lab MGH Neurology

Stroke genetics informs drug discovery and risk prediction across ancestries. Check out the latest from the #ISGC and our global colleagues around the world. nature.com/articles/s4158…

The #McCanceBrainCareScore tool-kit made its debut in the MassGeneral News MGH Neurology ICU earlier this month. Shown here Jonathan Rosand MD MSc and @NYechoorMD. Looking forward to learning how patients, families and providers engage with these tools to encourage and improve #braincarenow

Cerebral small vessel disease has clear associations with social determinants of health, but how much of the observed risk is imparted through epigenetic changes? ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…