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Amanda Baudanza and Jonathan Zuker make art to brighten the lives of Mass General patients and honor their loved ones who have passed.

Art Turns Grey Days to Color for Patients with Cancer...

Published 3 weeks ago by Colleen Marshall Delaney in Cancer Center, Donor Recognition

Amanda Baudanza and Jonathan Zuker make art to brighten the lives of Mass General patients and honor their loved ones who have passed.

Since enrolling in a clinical drug trial led by Aditya Bardia, MD, MPH (right), Caroline Moore-Kochlacs’ cancer has stopped progressing for more than two years.

Drug Shows Promise for Metastatic Breast Cancers...

Published 3 months ago by Ellen Barlow in Cancer Center, Medical Research, Patient Care

A targeted drug generating excitement for one hard-to-treat type of breast cancer that has spread may also help women with other aggressive breast cancers.

Seeking ways to prevent and treat immunotherapy side effects are Alexandra-Chloé Villani, PhD, (center), Daniel Zlotoff, MD, PhD, (left) and Kasidet Manakongtreecheep.

The Search for Immunotherapy Success...

Published 3 months ago by Erin Graham in Cancer Center, Giving News, Medical Research

The challenge of immunotherapy side effects spurs clinicians and researchers at Mass General to find new and better ways to care for cancer patients.

Members of the Cappetta family completing a marathon relay are, from left, Alyssa Cappetta, Charles Cappetta, MD, Kelsey Cappetta, Andrew Cappetta and Kate Cappetta. Andrew is running the 2019 Boston Marathon® in honor of his late mother.

Boston Marathon® Runner Inspired by Mom...

Published 3 months ago by Jennifer Nejman Bohonak in Boston Marathon, Cancer Center, Children

By running the Boston Marathon® for Mass General, Andrew Cappetta aims to help kids with cancer and honor his mom, who bravely faced pancreatic cancer.

Nora Murphy and a group of volunteers are raising money to support Mass General research that could lead to an early, lifesaving test for ovarian cancer.

Teacher with Ovarian Cancer Raises Funds for Early Detection...

Published 4 months ago by Ellen Barlow in Cancer Center, Community Fundraising, Donor Recognition

A Massachusetts woman with ovarian cancer has inspired a fundraising effort to speed Mass General research into a blood test that could catch the disease in its earliest and most treatable form.

The PACT Program helps parents with cancer like Jen Norton (pictured with her children, Greta and Anders, and her husband, Steve) navigate the difficult waters of family life with their diagnosis.

PACT Helps Parents with Cancer Talk with Children...

Published 5 months ago by Kay Cahill in Cancer Center, Children, Patient Care

The PACT Program helps parents cope with the trauma of a cancer diagnosis and the uncertainty about what to tell their children.

Susan Barry (left) and Sylvia Fernandez-del Castillo, co-chairs of the 2018 Friends Fall Benefit.

Cancer Survivor Advocates for Supportive Care...

Published 7 months ago by Alley Fall in Cancer Center, Donor Recognition

Susan Barry is a two-time cancer survivor committed to fundraising for supportive care services through the Friends of the Mass General Cancer Center.

Elana Sargent presents a check for $1,500 to her father's neuro-oncologist, Dr. Tracy Batchelor, for glioblastoma research.

Young Philanthropist Raises Funds for Brain Tumor Research...

Published 7 months ago by Alley Fall in Cancer Center, Community Fundraising

Determined to make progress in the fight against brain tumors, Elana Sargent makes bracelets and donates the proceeds in her father’s memory to support glioblastoma research at the Mass General Cancer Center.

Many side effects of prostate cancer, such as urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction, can be alleviated with medical guidance.

Prostate Cancer Side Effects Can Be Managed...

Published 7 months ago by Jennifer Nejman Bohonak in Cancer Center, Health & Wellness, Patient Care

An expert on men’s health encourages prostate cancer patients to seek medical help for incontinence, erectile dysfunction and other side effects that may follow treatment.

Earl and Maria Winthrop join oncologist Steven Isakoff, MD, PhD, and Dina Hagigeorges, clinical research coordinator to display the scalp cooling equipment that helps protect chemotherapy patients from hair loss.

Breast Cancer Survivor Helps Others with Scalp Cooling...

Published 8 months ago by Abigail Moore in Cancer Center, Donor Recognition, Medical Research

Determined to help patients undergoing chemotherapy preserve their hair and dignity, a Boston-area couple is supporting a new scalp cooling program at Mass General Cancer Center.

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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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