The MGH Research Scholars Award Program puts charitable donations directly to work supporting the sort of cutting-edge research that is a Massachusetts General Hospital tradition. The award lets outstanding investigators to pursue big ideas with no certain outcome but huge potential to impact lives of patients worldwide.
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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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Exercise: A Periodic Break Can Provide a Boost
Scheduling a recovery week every 4 to 6 weeks will help you to avoid getting into exercise ruts and to reach your fitness goals.
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Defining the Future of Cancer Treatments
Cancer immunotherapy researchers at Mass General are identifying powerful new targets by using the immune system to fight cancer — bringing new hope to patients and changing the future course of cancer treatment.
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Tips for Improving Brain Health
Brain health is key to living a long and happy life. The doctors and staff at Mass General are working to develop new treatments to preserve brain function.
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Sibling Bullying: When Rivalry Crosses the Line
A psychologist explains the difference between sibling rivalry and sibling bullying and provides guidance on when to take action.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis: Outlook Better for Patients
With the care of a rheumatologist and benefit of new medications, patients can manage pain and enjoy a full, active life.
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Family’s Support Pivotal to Food Allergy Research
Demi Isenstadt, her mother Tangley Lloyd, and their family’s foundation have helped launch and grow the Food Allergy Center at MassGeneral Hospital for Children.
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On the Brink of a Cancer Breakthrough
For some time, there has been evidence to suggest a drug used to treat type 2 diabetes could slow certain types of cancers. Until now, we didn’t know why.
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Muscle Soreness Not a Good Sign of Workout Gain
Muscle soreness after a workout can limit strength and range of motion, and the discomfort will probably hamper your next two to three workouts.
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Mass General Celebrates Its Fundraising Community
The evening featured a cocktail reception, hors d’oeuvres, networking and a speaking program by community fundraiser Joy Greene and her care provider, Jeremy Goverman, MD.
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Stress: How Parents Can Help Their Teenagers Cope
Parents can help teens identify when they feel overwhelmed and teach them mind-body exercises to help alleviate stress.
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Everyday Amazing Race to Benefit Cancer Programs
Brian Sheehan and David Richter have personal reasons for co-chairing the first Everyday Amazing Race, which will benefit research and care at the Mass General Cancer Center.
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Summer Fruits and Vegetables Provide Protection
A Mass General nutritionist says that fresh summer fruits and vegetables provide tasty protection for our bodies.
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Philanthropy Helps Sculptor Shape His Legacy
Through his philanthropy, sculptor Don Wilks expresses thanks to Mass General for saving his life four years ago.
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Family Legacy Supports Primary Care
From one generation to the next, the Lipson family has honored the quality of care at the John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation.
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Swimmer Devoted to Pediatric Cancer Research
For 25 years, one woman has galvanized Swim Across America’s Boston volunteers to fund promising pediatric cancer research.
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Experts Save Newborn from Rare Intestinal Threat
After a girl was born with a potentially deadly combination of intestinal conditions, MassGeneral Hospital for Children experts in pediatric surgery and nutrition stepped in.
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2nd Annual John “Ace” Estrella Costumes for Cancer 5K Run/2.5K Walk
October 29 @ 10:30 am
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
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Sand, Swim and Sunburns? Keeping Your Kids Safe
Mass General expert offers tips on how to make certain overexposure to the sun and heat doesn't spoil your kids' summer fun.
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Mass General Chiefs Write Book on Living with Cancer
A medical oncologist and a palliative care provider collaborate to compassionately guide patients and their families through the cancer journey.
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Getting Ahead of Childhood Obesity
The First 1,000 Days Program aims to prevent the development of obesity among mother-infant pairs.
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Lyme Disease Expert Guides Patient’s Recovery
Desperate for relief from his symptoms, Robert Myron turned to Mass General, whose Lyme Arthritis Program is recognized internationally for its expertise.
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How to Maintain Good Brain Health
A Mass General neurologist says sufficient sleep, regular exercise and meditation will help keep our brains healthy.
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Strength Training: How to Overcome Plateaus
A Mass General expert provides tips on how to shake your body out of a fitness rut and continue to improve your performance.
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Marathon Team Crosses Finish Line for 20th Year
This year marked the 20th year Mass General teams have run in support of the hospital's programs, thanks to our partnership with John Hancock.
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Itching Questions
Mass General researchers want to know what triggers our scratching and how we can make it stop.