Research

People with pancreatic cancer who exercise show a doubled survival rate over a five-year period.

Researchers discover a way to jam the “ejection button” used by common bacteria to repel antibiotics.

Dr. Thomas M. Wisniewski discusses the latest in Alzheimer’s disease research and treatment.

New analysis shows toll of guns on U.S. cities and special relationship between guns and suicides.

Largest study yet shows nearly 40 percent of women had a successful birth using their own cryopreserved eggs.

Large differences can exist across various geographies of even a single city.

Antibody signatures are found to predict treatment success for two leading checkpoint inhibitors.

Researchers’ work with liquid cell computers yields a new theory for the cause of Alzheimer’s disease.

City-level firearm mortality data—publicly available for the first time—highlights the toll of guns.

Dr. Elisabeth J. Cohen is enhancing the department’s longstanding commitment to research.