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In a new study of 18,000 Medicare beneficiaries with venous thromboembolism, apixaban is associated with fewer complications and more days at home. 

Rating the severity of delirium in people with dementia is a long-standing challenge for doctors, as the symptoms of the two conditions overlap. 

Honor recognizes leading physician-scientists for outstanding contributions to biomedical research

Study quantifies how often people with cognitive decline develop conditions that could require anticoagulant or thrombolytic therapy

Maintaining recommended staffing levels is associated with lower rates of injurious falls, while understaffing may increase risk.

Behavioral science-based reminders built into electronic health records can help primary care doctors safely stop or taper potentially harmful medications.

Fall-related ER visits can include practical steps to help older adults stay safer once they return home.

Nationwide study finds lower risk of death and rehospitalization among older adults treated with trazodone after hospital admission.

Genetic risk for Alzheimer’s and widespread brain shrinkage linked to greater memory loss — even in otherwise healthy adults.

Harvard’s highest academic rank recognizes Dr. Kim’s extraordinary contributions to research, teaching, clinical care, and mentorship in aging