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Don't miss our Season of Giving Match Campaign! Make your gift to the MGH Fund before December 31, and it will be matched dollar-for-dollar.

Your support will fuel previously unimaginable possibilities in research and patient care.

At Mass General, the most visionary minds in medicine work together to bring bold breakthroughs from the lab to our patients' bedsides — providing compassionate care and producing revolutionary results.

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A Pivotal Moment in Medicine

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Hospital News

Caring For A Cure: Passion is the Special Sauce

Caring For A Cure: Passion is the Special Sauce

Patient Story

An Earthquake of a Different Order

An Earthquake of a Different Order

Innovation Story

Supporting Efforts to PREVENT ALS

Supporting Efforts to PREVENT ALS

Patient Care at Mass General

Mass General is thinking big about the future. Help us write medicine’s newest chapters.

Featured Stories

ALD: Gene Therapy and the Gift of a Future

Bold Breakthroughs

An experimental gene therapy developed by Mass General’s Florian Eichler, MD, is giving hope to patients and families impacted by ALD — a fatal brain disease affecting boys under the age of 12.

Better Preparation, Better Decisions, Better Care

Compassionate Care

By offering support and asking questions ahead of medical visits, Mass General’s Patient Support Corps program helps patients feel more prepared and empowered before their appointments.

Under the Microscope

Revolutionary Results

Eric Rosenberg, MD, director of the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory, discusses the important role pathologists played during the COVID-19 pandemic and what the future looks like for microbial detection and surveillance at Mass General.