Effective immunotherapy at Mass General has allowed Steve Harvey, pictured with his wife, Jo, to participate in the Mass General Cancer Center Everyday Amazing Race, his first race since 2013.

Immunotherapy Gets Patient Back into the Race...

Published 2 weeks ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Cancer Center, Donor Recognition

Thanks to immunotherapy at Mass General, Steve Harvey has bounced back from multiple bouts with cancer to take part in the Mass General Cancer Center’s Everyday Amazing Race.

David Richter (left) and Brian Sheehan are co-chairs of the first annual Everyday Amazing Race, which will raise funds to support the Mass General Cancer Center.

Everyday Amazing Race to Benefit Cancer Programs...

Published 3 months ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Cancer Center, Donor Recognition

Brian Sheehan and David Richter have personal reasons for co-chairing the first Everyday Amazing Race, which will benefit research and care at the Mass General Cancer Center.

The annual basketball event organized by Bob Forlenza has been raising funds to fight autism for 17 years.

Grateful Dad Uses Basketball to Fight Autism...

Published 2 years ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Autism, Community Fundraising, Donor Recognition

Bob Forlenza, father of a long-time patient at the Lurie Center for Autism, gives back through his Annual Full Court Charity Challenge.

Jason Wasfy, MD, MPhil, is studying the use of "e-consults" in cardiology care.

Technology Research Helps Shape Future of Care...

Published 2 years ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Mass General Magazine, Medical Research, Patient Care

Mass General researchers are helping to shape the future with innovative technology that will make medicine more efficient and effective.

The cell lines that express the gene for Huntington’s disease are shown in green.

Researcher Seeks Huntington’s Disease Secrets...

Published 2 years ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Medical Research

In her Mass General lab, Ghazaleh Sadri-Vakili, PhD, aims to identify the underlying molecular mechanisms of Huntington’s disease and ALS.

Hack-a-thons Target Global Health Challenges...

Published 4 years ago by Dan O’Sullivan in Global Health

One Ugandan pediatrician’s battle against an often fatal neonatal breathing problem shows how hack-a-thons organized by the MGH-based Consortium for Affordable Medical Technologies (CAMTech) are generating new solutions for pressing global health challenges.

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