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An Introduction to Tai Chi: A gentle exercise program for mental and physical well-being is a Harvard Medical School report available in print and eBook versions to those interested in learning...

One of the Osher Center's educational opportunity offerings is to provide mentorship to Harvard Medical School students as they complete a scholarly research project. Currently, Osher Center...

What Is the Point? The Problem with Acupuncture Research That No One Wants to Talk About.
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (JACM) will be providing open access to the...

Recent advancement in treatment of head and neck cancer has greatly improved the survival rates. However, radiation therapy and chemotherapy often come with significant toxicities and long-term...

Harvard Health Blog published an article on March 5th, 2018 with contributions from Dr. Carolyn Bernstein, an Osher Clinical Center service provider. This article discusses an exciting, new...

“When someone is anxious or stressed their breathing rate gets faster. Take some slow deep breaths" says Dr. Darshan Mehta in this interview with CNN Health. Dr. Mehta explains that when you...

Brigham Health Hub has highlighted Dr. Randall Paulsen in this article titled "Want to Meditate? The REAL Reasons You’re Having Trouble" on how to incorporate meditation into our lives. Randall...

As part of the annual meeting of the Osher Collaborative for Integrative Medicine, which comprises six Osher Centers from across the United States and Sweden, we held a celebratory reception to...

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...

Safety of Supplements: Exploring the boundaries between drugs and supplements

Dietary supplements lead to tens of thousands of emergency department admissions each year in the United States. In...