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Learn about events of all kinds in the Mass General medical research community, from lectures about the latest breakthroughs, golf tournaments to support a lab, and galas to raise funds and celebrate achievements.
Research Advisory Council: Committed Partners In Research
The council includes scientists, industry leaders and philanthropists who are determined to identify, encourage and support basic medical research with enormous potential to change and save lives.
Continuing a Tradition of Discovery
Part of the nation’s largest hospital-based research effort, the MGH Research Scholars Program seeks to extend Mass General’s unparalleled history as the birthplace of groundbreaking medical discoveries.
How Do You Stop a Tumor?
Eston Research Scholar Andrea McClatchey, PhD, is pursuing a bold new strategy. Such researchers depend on supporters who are equally determined to change lives.
News & Events
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Second Skin Material Holds Great Promise
A research team that includes Mass General dermatologists is developing a product that can erase wrinkles temporarily and may also treat skin diseases like eczema.
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Townsend Fire-EMS Relief Association 6th Annual Golf Outing
October 1, 2016 - 11:30 am
Townsend Ridge Country Club
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Cancer Center Patients Aided by Feingold Support
Inspired by her father’s compassion for his patients, Judy Feingold helps Mass General Cancer Center patients focus on healing.
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Psoriasis: Treatments Can Help Manage the Skin Condition
An MGH dermatologist shares tips about managing psoriasis, a skin condition that affects up to 3 percent of the U.S. population.
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4th Annual Miles for Mary 5K
October 22, 2016 - 9:00 am
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Recovery Coaches Embrace the Challenge of Addiction
Mass General recovery coaches know the life, the language, the pain and the work required to remain drug-free.
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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.
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HUBweek 2016 to Recognize Boston’s Influence on Science, Art and Tech
HUBweek 2016 will bring together leading thinkers and doers from 70 collaborating organizations to address major questions and share ideas.
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Sons Honor Parents by Raising Funds for Neurological Research
The McCourt Foundation's Tour de South Shore biking event supports neurological research into the innovative use of imaging to track and diagnose diseases.
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Is Lack of Sleep Dooming Your Diet?
Learn how skimping on shut-eye can make it harder to be healthy and lose weight.
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Exercise for Seniors: Could It Be the Fountain of Youth?
An MGH fitness expert offers exercise tips for seniors who want to incorporate more physical activity into their lives.
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How to Fight Anxiety with Food
A Mass General psychiatrist recommends eating five types of food to reduce anxiety symptoms.
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Caring Colleague Supports Neurology Residents
An endowment fund and a planned gift reflect Beverly "Bev" Mahfuz's legacy of making life a little easier for those training at Mass General's Department of Neurology.
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Substance Use Disorders: MGH Recognizes Recovery Month
In September 2016, Mass General will participate in a nationwide effort to increase awareness and understanding of substance use disorders and celebrate those in recovery.
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Running Shoes: Tips for Buying Yours
Anne (Holly) Johnson, MD, an MGH orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in helping people recover from sports injuries, offers expert advice on choosing your next pair of running shoes.
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Teresa Gomez-Isla, MD, PhD, Honored with Endowed Chair
Teresa Gomez-Isla, MD, PhD, was named the inaugural incumbent of the Anne B. Young, MD, PhD, Endowed Chair in Neurodegenerative Disease.
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Emergency Department: When to Take Your Children
An MGH emergency pediatrician shares tips to help parents determine when children need immediate care.
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Autism Program Campers Enjoy Simches Pavilion
Children with autism spectrum disorder find a place to learn, grow and have fun in the new Simches Family Pavilion at the Aspire Summer Adventure Camp.
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Run to Home Base Draws More Than 2,000 Participants
The 2016 Run to Home Base raised $1.7 million to help post- 9/11 veterans, service members and their families heal from the invisible wounds of war.
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Community Health Aided by Philanthropist’s Generosity
Philanthropist and two-time cancer survivor Pamela Trefler funds community health programs so others can stay or get well.
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Chair Dedicated to Primary Progressive Aphasia Research
Family members honor their brother’s memory with an endowed chair to fund research into rare and devastating brain disease.
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Youth Scholars Program Helps Students Succeed
Escaping the destruction of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, a Boston student gains career experience and college support through the MGH Youth Scholars Program.
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Tattoo Removal Program Provides a Clean Slate in Life
A Mass General dermatology program offers tattoo removal for high-risk youth who want to leave their past behind and seek new opportunities.
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Foam Roller: A Tool to Improve Your Workouts
An MGH fitness expert suggests using a foam roller to ease the tension in your muscles, so you can do more with your exercise routine.
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MGH Patient Wins Paralympic Silver in Rio
Losing a leg to cancer as a teenager, Hugh Freund competed at the top of his sport with other disabled sailors in the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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How to Get a Core Evaluation For Your Child
An MGH psychologist explains why core evaluations to determine eligibility for special education services are helpful for children and what types of testing to expect.