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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

“Bionic pancreas” could help people with type 1 diabetes control blood sugar featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

“Bionic pancreas” could help people with type 1 diabetes control blood sugar

Walking, other exercise helps seniors stay mobile, independent featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

Walking, other exercise helps seniors stay mobile, independent

Why does someone with kidney disease need to be careful about high-potassium foods? featured image

Kidney and urinary health

Why does someone with kidney disease need to be careful about high-potassium foods?

Do certain foods trigger migraines? featured image

Pain

Do certain foods trigger migraines?

Too little sleep, and too much, affect memory featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

Too little sleep, and too much, affect memory

What is a healthy weight for a young man? featured image

Men's Health

What is a healthy weight for a young man?

What could be causing my dark, smelly urine? featured image

Kidney and urinary health

What could be causing my dark, smelly urine?

Why do I have a white patch on my tongue? featured image

Dental Health

Why do I have a white patch on my tongue?

What are the health risks of aluminum exposure? featured image

Preventive care

What are the health risks of aluminum exposure?

What happens during a brain freeze and is it harmful? featured image

Pain

What happens during a brain freeze and is it harmful?

Can pernicious anemia be treated with vitamin B12 pills instead of injections? featured image

Immune and infectious diseases

Can pernicious anemia be treated with vitamin B12 pills instead of injections?

Can a healthy, high-fiber diet cause excessive gas? featured image

Digestive Health

Can a healthy, high-fiber diet cause excessive gas?

What could cause my tongue to turn dark brown and fuzzy? featured image

Dental Health

What could cause my tongue to turn dark brown and fuzzy?

What kind of radiation causes thyriod cancer? featured image

Cancer

What kind of radiation causes thyriod cancer?

Can you develop adult asthma? featured image

Respiratory health

Can you develop adult asthma?

Can I replace potassium pills with potassium-rich food if I am taking a diuretic? featured image

Medications and treatments

Can I replace potassium pills with potassium-rich food if I am taking a diuretic?

What could be causing a constant sensation of mucus in my throat? featured image

Ear, nose, and throat

What could be causing a constant sensation of mucus in my throat?

New guidelines aim to help women prevent stroke featured image

Heart Health

New guidelines aim to help women prevent stroke

Heavy drinking in middle age linked to memory loss in men featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

Heavy drinking in middle age linked to memory loss in men

94-year-old Master track star an inspiration to all featured image

Exercise and Fitness

94-year-old Master track star an inspiration to all

How do you stop nosebleeds? featured image

Ear, nose, and throat

How do you stop nosebleeds?

What lifestyle changes can help lower cancer risk? featured image

Cancer

What lifestyle changes can help lower cancer risk?

Two-thirds of seniors need help doing one or more daily activities featured image

Howard E. LeWine, MD

Two-thirds of seniors need help doing one or more daily activities

Balance training seems to prevent falls, injuries in seniors featured image

Exercise and Fitness

Balance training seems to prevent falls, injuries in seniors

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