Harvard Medicine Magazine
Researchers increasingly find that the effects of infection by SARS-CoV-2 extend to the cardiovascular system
With A-Fib on the Rise, Researchers Work to Fine-Tune Treatments
Atrial fibrillation is an electrical malfunction. But what triggers it remains a mystery.
A Champion for Women's Heart Health
Nanette Wenger upended dogma by proving women are at risk for cardiovascular disease
The Unwavering Purpose of Herman Taylor
A physician-researcher has spent his career advocating for better cardiovascular care for Black people
Featured Articles
What We Get When We Give
In addition to helping others, kindness can benefit one's health
Heart-Brain Health: A Two-Way Street
The health of the cardiovascular system is linked to the health of the brain — and vice versa
5 Questions with a Cardiologist and Author
A conversation with Haider Warraich
Youth and Mental Health Issue
The Unblinking Eye
A filmmaking team uses visual narratives to tell stories that allow for understanding and humanity
Climate Anxiety
The existential threat posed by climate change is deeply troubling to many young people
Stand in Line
The need for mental health care among pediatric patients is growing, but the resources to provide that care are not keeping pace
Climate in the Clinic
Confronting Health Care’s Carbon Footprint
Hospitals are waking up to their climate change culpability and the mandate to act
How Can We Make Hospitals More Sustainable?
A conversation with Jonathan Slutzman
Stemming the Effects of Health Care on Climate Change
A conversation with Anand Bhopal
The Written Word
How Digital Technologies Are Changing Health Care
An interview with Jagmeet Singh