3-D Technology Sheds Light on Immunotherapy Treatment...
Addressing one of the greatest challenges of modern cancer treatment, Russell Jenkins, MD, PhD, is working to predict who will respond to immunotherapy treatment.
Cancer Therapy Effort Targets Dormant Cells...
Using single-celled yeast, a trailblazing researcher at the Mass General Cancer Center has developed a way to lure dormant cancer cells out of hiding so cancer therapy can do its work.
New Endowment Supports Cancer Research...
Lily Haseotes Bentas and her husband, Efthemios J. Bentas, are creating a lasting endowment for cancer research with a focus on women scientists.
Channeling the Future of Early Cancer Detection...
In labs across Mass General, researchers are guiding patient blood samples through the tiny channels of an innovative device that could open doors to faster, easier cancer detection.
Recovery Coach Helps Others Find Health and Hope...
Raina McMahan leads a team of Mass General recovery coaches who tap their personal experience with substance use disorder to guide others toward recovery.
Brain Metastasis Program Helps Forge New Era...
Physicians and researchers at the Mass General Cancer Center are using innovative therapies and new approaches to extend the lives of patients with cancer that has spread to the brain.
A New Generation of Brain Cancer Therapy Emerges...
Landing a one-two punch with immunotherapy, researchers treat the deadly brain cancer, glioblastoma, in the laboratory to pave the way for human trials.
Committed Donors Advocate for Celiac Disease Solution...
A long alliance with a Mass General researcher inspires the McCormick family to boost its support for transformational research on celiac disease.
Season of Hope...
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill and his wife Caitlin are challenging baseball fans to help them raise $1 million in 2019 to support Mass General research into rare and undiagnosed diseases like the one that touched their family.
Physician Sees Health Effects of Climate Change...
Emergency physician Renee Salas, MD, MPH, MS, says doctors are already seeing the health effects of climate change among their patients.