PACT Helps Parents with Cancer Talk with Children...
The PACT Program helps parents cope with the trauma of a cancer diagnosis and the uncertainty about what to tell their children.
Primary Care Innovator Accelerates Change...
Josh Metlay, MD, PhD, chief of General Internal Medicine, is reducing barriers to bring new technologies and innovative ideas into primary care clinics where patients can see the results.
Psychiatrist Works to Advance LGBT Health Care...
Alex Keuroghlian, MD, MPH, who established the MGH Psychiatry Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Program, describes some of the challenges and solutions to improving psychiatric care for those who are gender and sexual minorities.
Pediatrician Calls for Advocacy on E-Cigarette Epidemic...
With so many high school students using nicotine products, Mass General pediatrician Jonathan Winickoff, MD, MPH, urges stronger action at all levels of government.
Simple Steps Can Help Women With Bladder Control...
An expert in treating women with bladder control problems and pelvic floor disorders says exercise and dietary techniques can help.
New Sculpture Reflects Mass General Values...
Harold Grinspoon, an entrepreneur, philanthropist, artist and grateful Mass General patient, has provided the hospital with a special sculpture to display on its Bulfinch Lawn.
Stress Management: Even a Little Exercise Can Help...
A fitness expert advises that exercise enhances feelings of well-being and should play a significant role in your strategy for stress management.
Neonatal Care: One Preemie’s Amazing Journey...
The family of Hillary Tufts is grateful for the neonatal care she received at Mass General after a tumultuous and premature entrance into the world.
MGH Fund Raises Record-Setting $10.3 Million...
Thanks to the partnership and generosity of our donors, the MGH Fund’s five-year goal to double its annual fundraising target has been accomplished, and then some.
Pitt Hopkins: Girl with Rare Syndrome Flourishes...
With care from Mass General, Sofia Izzi is proving she is capable of big things despite her diagnosis with Pitt Hopkins syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.