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Howard E. LeWine, MD

Chief Medical Editor, Harvard Health Publishing; Editorial Advisory Board Member, Harvard Health Publishing

Dr. Howard LeWine is a practicing internist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Chief Medical Editor at Harvard Health Publishing, and editor in chief of Harvard Men’s Health Watch.

Posts by Howard E. LeWine, MD

Whole-body vibration doesn’t slow bone loss featured image

Exercise and Fitness

Whole-body vibration doesn’t slow bone loss

When should a high TSH lead to a higher thyroid hormone dose? featured image

Diabetes and metabolic health

When should a high TSH lead to a higher thyroid hormone dose?

Taking blood pressure pills at bedtime may prevent more heart attacks, strokes featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

Taking blood pressure pills at bedtime may prevent more heart attacks, strokes

“Portfolio” beats low-fat diet for lowering cholesterol featured image

Heart Health

“Portfolio” beats low-fat diet for lowering cholesterol

When is treatment needed for high uric acid? featured image

Kidney and urinary health

When is treatment needed for high uric acid?

What can cause painful bumps on the shins? featured image

Skin and hair health

What can cause painful bumps on the shins?

How can past substance use affect aging? featured image

Healthy aging and longevity

How can past substance use affect aging?

What can cause a red, tingling tongue? featured image

Ear, nose, and throat

What can cause a red, tingling tongue?

Painkillers pose problems for people with heart disease featured image

Heart Health

Painkillers pose problems for people with heart disease

Is scarlet fever a one-time illness? featured image

Immune and infectious diseases

Is scarlet fever a one-time illness?

What can a high MCH blood test result indicate? featured image

Preventive care

What can a high MCH blood test result indicate?

Should smokers be tested for lung cancer? featured image

Cancer

Should smokers be tested for lung cancer?

Can stress affect your thyroid health? featured image

Diabetes and metabolic health

Can stress affect your thyroid health?

Is a thyroid-stimulating hormone level of 1.32 healthy? featured image

Diabetes and metabolic health

Is a thyroid-stimulating hormone level of 1.32 healthy?

What does a slightly high lymphocyte percentage mean on my bloodwork?? featured image

Immune and infectious diseases

What does a slightly high lymphocyte percentage mean on my bloodwork??

What should you know about atrial fibrillation without heart disease? featured image

Heart Health

What should you know about atrial fibrillation without heart disease?

What is an emphysematous bleb? featured image

Respiratory health

What is an emphysematous bleb?

What is causing my low sodium level? featured image

Kidney and urinary health

What is causing my low sodium level?

What can help ease orthostatic tremor? featured image

Brain health

What can help ease orthostatic tremor?

Could hand and foot cramps be related to your menstrual cycle? featured image

Women's Health

Could hand and foot cramps be related to your menstrual cycle?

Could my diabetes be behind shooting shin pain? featured image

Pain

Could my diabetes be behind shooting shin pain?

Does a colonoscopy affect blood donation? featured image

Preventive care

Does a colonoscopy affect blood donation?

Which specialist treats a blocked ureter? featured image

Kidney and urinary health

Which specialist treats a blocked ureter?

Is Viagra safe to take with Eliquis? featured image

Medications and treatments

Is Viagra safe to take with Eliquis?

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