Motor Function

The biologic treatment of musculoskeletal injury is a relatively new area of orthopedics. In orthobiologics, injections of the patient’s own blood, cells, or fat tissue are used to heal, relieve...

Tai Chi for Strong Bones and Balance, Healthy Hearts and Sharp Minds: A One-Day Introductory Workshop
A growing body of medical research—including dozens of studies based at the Harvard Medical...

The directors of the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine have been sharing their research on a variety of integrative medicine topics in publications that they have authored or co-authored this...

Tai Chi
With roots in traditional Chinese medicine, Tai Chi is a therapeutic mind-body exercise that integrates gentle movements, rhythmic breathing, and imagery. Tai Chi is practiced to improve...

Title: “Are physiological outcomes better than psychological outcomes to differentiate real and sham acupuncture? A carpal tunnel syndrome neuroimaging study.”

In this presentation, Dr....

Title: "Are physiological outcomes better than psychological outcomes to differentiate real and sham acupuncture? A carpal tunnel syndrome neuroimaging study."

Presenter: Dr. Vitaly Napadow, PhD,...

The Brigham Research Institute’s Musculoskeletal Research Center invites BWH researchers with a faculty rank of Instructor and above to join the first in a series of networking sessions that...

Watch this video recording (1 hr) of the Osher Center's Research Director, Dr. Peter Wayne, present his work at the NCCIH in Washington DC, September 2016.

The presentation is entitled "Minding...

Professor Jeffrey M. Hausdorff is the Director of the Center for the Study of Movement, Cognition, and Mobility at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center and Professor in the Department of Physical...