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Author Archives: Briana Beckvold

Once beset by nutrition issues, Grey Greenough enjoys a recent lunch at daycare. (Photo courtesy of Jessica Pennell.)

Nutrition Team Helps Little Boy Develop Big Appetite...

Published 5 months ago by Briana Beckvold in Children, Patient Care

Grey Greenough, 2, has overcome early nutrition issues thanks to his dedicated family and a team of experts at MassGeneral Hospital for Children.

The Tufts family. (Photo courtesy of Hillary Tufts.)

Neonatal Care: One Preemie’s Amazing Journey...

Published 6 months ago by Briana Beckvold in Children, Patient Care

The family of Hillary Tufts is grateful for the neonatal care she received at Mass General after a tumultuous and premature entrance into the world.

Sofia Izzi with her mother, Stefanie (Photo courtesy of Stefanie Izzi)

Pitt Hopkins: Girl with Rare Syndrome Flourishes...

Published 6 months ago by Briana Beckvold in Children, Medical Research, Patient Care

With care from Mass General, Sofia Izzi is proving she is capable of big things despite her diagnosis with Pitt Hopkins syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.

Ethan Datsis at his favorite place - his family's boat - one year after his surgery. (Photo courtesy of Ellen Datsis.)

Parents’ Instincts Help Doctors End Teen’s Pain...

Published 8 months ago by Briana Beckvold in Autism, Children, Surgery

Listening carefully to parents helped an expert MassGeneral Hospital for Children team successfully treat a 17-year-old who has autism spectrum disorder and is nonverbal.

Callie McLaughlin and Howard Weinstein, MD, preparing for the 2018 Boston Marathon. (Photo courtesy of Callie McLaughlin)

Former Patient Runs Boston Marathon for Mass General...

Published 1 year ago by Briana Beckvold in Boston Marathon, Cancer Center, Children

Treated at MassGeneral Hospital for Children for a rare brain tumor as a child, Callie McLaughlin, 24, is running the 2018 Boston Marathon as a member of Mass General’s Pediatric Cancer Team.

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  • One difference between normal memory loss associated with aging and dementia is being able to complete tasks, like assembling a puzzle. How to Tell Dementia from Memory Loss
  • Michael Goldberg and his wife Judi (pictured below with their son Andrew) started the Hugs for Mito nonprofit organization to build awareness and raise funds for research into mitochondrial diseases. Hugs Help Advance Research of Mitochondrial Diseases
  • In its more recent classification of diseases, the World Health Organization considers gaming disorder an addiction, much like gambling addiction. Gaming Disorder: When Does Playing Mean Trouble?
  • Vitaly Napadow, PhD (left), uses a prototype to demonstrate placement of his nerve stimulation device. Researcher Developing Nerve Stimulation Device
  • Bill Lauch volunteers his time and also donates to Mass General. Donor Volunteers to Help Patients in Stressful Times
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