Posts Tagged ‘Access’
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy Offers New Hope for People with Depression
When other treatments fail, TMS therapy is a promising, evidence-based alternative for patients with major depressive disorders.
Read MoreHow One Doctor Is Rethinking Addiction Care in Family Medicine
Guided by her research, Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, is advancing models of care that bring effective opioid use disorder treatment directly into everyday family practice.
Read More“This Season Calls for Us to Be Powerful”: EQTY 2025 Event Champions Progress Amid Pressures
Esteemed national leaders like Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and Dr. Michael Eric Dyson convened at Boston Medical Center Health System’s third annual conference to build strategies and momentum to push forward against multiple intersecting headwinds in healthcare.
Read MoreInclusive Innovation in Cardiometabolic Health
At the Advancing Medicine Research Symposium, experts highlighted how community-informed research is shaping the future of cardiometabolic health.
Read MoreSophie Claudel Is Redefining How We Understand Heart and Kidney Disease
The STAT Wunderkind is using data to validate a new way of predicting and preventing cardiovascular deaths.
Read MoreThe Impact of Pharmacoequity: How a 7-Year-Old’s Malaria Case Revealed Medication Access Issues
Pharmacoequity means that every person—regardless of race, ethnicity, income, or background—should have timely access to the medications that best manage their health needs. What happens when that is not the case?
Read MoreWhat Is Value-Based Care?
The transformative approach to healthcare delivery prioritizes outcomes over volume.
Read More“Everything Is Fair Game in Long COVID Land”: A Look into BMC’s ReCOVer Long COVID Clinic, Four Years In
Boston Medical Center’s ReCOVer Long COVID Clinic takes comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach towards understanding long COVID and how to effectively treat it.
Read MoreOne NICU Doctor Is Finding the Cellular Clues to Preeclampsia’s Impact on Babies
Elizabeth Taglauer, MD, PhD, uses lung cells to study how the placenta can disrupt babies’ development in preeclampsia.
Read MoreCulinary Medicine Classes Cook Up Tofu to Promote Healthy Aging
This three-part series, offered by BMC’s Teaching Kitchen, teaches patients aged 70 and older about the health benefits of tofu and how to prepare it.
Read MoreNew Licensure Law Validates the Power of Lived Experience in Healthcare
By making recovery coaches a formalized part of a patient’s care team, they can empower people with substance use disorders with a model for what recovery can look like, sparking agency and hope that change is attainable.
Read MoreMeeting Teens Beyond the Clinic to Prevent Cannabis-Induced Psychosis
When BMC experts noticed that teens were coming to the ER with psychosis from vaping cannabis, they committed to reaching young people before that life-altering health crisis—with tailored community outreach and care directly in their neighborhoods.
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