Your blood carries the memory of every pathogen you’ve ever encountered. If you’ve been infected with the coronavirus, your body most likely remembers that, too. Antibodies are the legacy of that encounter. Why, then, have so many people stricken by the virus discovered that they don’t seem to have antibodies? Blame the tests. Most commercial… Read More »
At the Women’s Health 2020 conference in June, Lee Cohen, MD, the director of the MGH Center for Women’s Mental Health, was honored as the recipient of the prestigious Vivian Pinn Award for Outstanding Research in Women’s Health and delivered the Vivian Pinn Research Keynote Lecture at the conference: Perinatal Psychiatry: Lessons Learned over Two… Read More »
It’s become clear that the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t going to end anytime soon. This means that we are going to have to figure out how to live, and raise our children, when seemingly every action we take carries some risk. Youth sports can bring great benefits to children. Team sports offer opportunities for exercise, which… Read More »
Your screen keeps freezing. There’s an awkward audio delay. Six faces are staring out at you, and you’re staring down at your own face in the corner of the screen. Most of us reached Zoom fatigue a few weeks into the shutdown, yet it’s still a daily reality for most remote workers four months on.… Read More »