Transgender Care Undergoing a Transformation...
A Mass General senior vice president outlines efforts underway to make the hospital more welcoming for transgender patients.
Education Leader Outlines Bold Mass General Plan...
O’Neil A. Britton, MD, Mass General’s chief medical officer, describes a new Learning Hospital and other aspects of a plan for modernizing education at Mass General, Harvard Medical School’s first and largest teaching hospital.
Eating Disorders Expert Hopeful for Patients’ Recovery...
The co-director of Mass General’s Eating Disorders Clinical and Research Program says recovery is possible for people struggling with anorexia, even after many years.
Program Boosts Outstanding Young Scientists...
Mass General’s Transformative Scholars Program connects the Department of Medicine’s most talented young scientists with committed donors who want to make a difference.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Save Jaws and Smiles...
Maria Troulis, DDS, MSc, FACS, chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Mass General, takes stock of her department’s research achievements, advances in care and future goals.
Cardiology Division Ready for Rising Heart Disease...
With an increasing threat of heart disease globally, Mass General’s Division of Cardiology, founded 100 years ago, is expanding to meet the need.
New Development Leader Thrilled with Opportunity...
Internist Britain W. Nicholson, MD, sees his new development role as an opportunity to continue to help donors feel good about supporting Mass General.
MGPO Leader Finds New Role Compelling...
Thomas J. Lynch, Jr., MD, says members of the Massachusetts General Physicians Organization have a unique role and responsibility to really change the way medicine is practiced.
An Interview with Matthew Provencher, MD, Sports Medicine Chief...
Mass General’s sports medicine chief talks about great assets, comprehesive programs and building one of the top sports medicine programs in the country.
MGH Researchers Study Who Will Relapse into Addiction...
Transforming treatment for people who are susceptible to relapse is the goal of research underway at the Mass General Center for Addiction Medicine.