Researchers Calculate Genetic Risk for Obesity...
Mass General researchers have helped to develop a powerful new tool that could lead to new opportunities to understand and prevent obesity.
Disaster Response Teams Busy at Home and Abroad...
During the fall of 2018, Mass General deployed four global disaster response teams to respond to three natural disasters and an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
ALS: Mass General and Former NFL Player Team Up...
Mass General has joined former NFL football player Tim Green in a fundraising effort designed to bring ALS research to the next level.
Male Infertility: Six Things You Should Know...
A Mass General urologist provides facts about male infertility and offers expert advice about what to expect when you seek related care.
Susan Miller Briggs, MD, MPH, FACS Honored with Endowed Chair...
The Carmella R. and Steven C. Kletjian Endowed Chair in Global Surgery will further ensure that patients everywhere have access to safe, sustainable and high-quality surgical care.
Window Falls: Tips on How to Keep Kids Safe...
An expert in injury prevention at MassGeneral Hospital for Children shares tips on how to prevent children from suffering accidental falls from windows.
Home Base Receives $65 Million from Wounded Warrior Project...
The gift from Wounded Warrior Project is the second largest in Mass General’s history and will allow Home Base to expand clinical care for veterans and their families.
Emergency Medicine Doctors Honored with Endowed Positions...
The MGH Endowed Chair in Emergency Preparedness and MGH Endowed Scholar for Leadership in Emergency Medicine will continue to improve emergency services inside and outside Mass General.
E-cigarettes and Asthma: What Are the Health Impacts?...
A MassGeneral Hospital for Children physician and tobacco researcher warns that, while e-cigarettes contain fewer toxic chemicals than regular cigarettes, they still contain harmful compounds and are addictive.
Ease Your Way Into Fall: Tips for Staying Stress Free...
Mass General provides tips for beating stress as the return to work or school, or even just fewer hours of daylight, can leave people feeling more anxious.