Reviving cells after a heart attack October 15, 2020 HSCI researchers show the healing mechanisms of extracellular vesicles using a heart-on-a-chip ... Read more about Reviving cells after a heart attack
A map of the human heart September 30, 2020 HSCI researchers create a detailed guide of the vital organ that may help personalize treatments ... Read more about A map of the human heart
Gene therapy for Barth syndrome March 30, 2020 HSCI researchers reverse heart failure in mice ... Read more about Gene therapy for Barth syndrome
Tissue models and a gene therapy for a deadly heart arrhythmia July 17, 2019 Heart muscle cells model patients’ abnormal heart rhythms in the lab. Credit: Sung Jin Park... Read more about Tissue models and a gene therapy for a deadly heart arrhythmia
HSCI scientists receive awards and recognitions May 29, 2019 ... Read more about HSCI scientists receive awards and recognitions
Healing hearts October 18, 2018 HSCI researchers are converting induced pluripotent stem cells into heart muscle... Read more about Healing hearts
Meeting an unmet need: Surgical implant that grows with a child October 11, 2017 Brigham and Women's press release - 10-Oct-2017 ... Read more about Meeting an unmet need: Surgical implant that grows with a child
After a heart attack June 16, 2015Above, the CCR2- blood stem cell (green) is positioned closer to bone (blue) compared to the rare CCR2+ blood stem cells (white). Generally, cells closer to the bone are more likely to be "quiescent," or... Read more about After a heart attack
Modified RNA offers drug-like approach to regenerating heart tissue November 6, 2013Heart attacks cause the death of billions of the heart’s muscle cells. If these cardiomyocytes could be made to regenerate after an infarct, the heart could potentially be mended and its function restored.... Read more about Modified RNA offers drug-like approach to regenerating heart tissue
HSCI co-director leads multi-institutional center to advance type 1 diabetes researchTuesday, February 23, 2021
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