Even as a medical student, Dr. Elrick knew that Mass General was the right place for her. Now, a senior leader, she takes great pride in giving back to the institution where she devoted her career.
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The Warshaws have long been part of the MGH family. They know firsthand that giving to Mass General is a good investment in a healthier future.
Despite the distance, a nurse in North Carolina is proud to support Mass General.
Louis Del Papa’s bequest to Mass General honors his wife who suffered from disease. Impressed with MGH, he hoped his gift would give patients better options.
Susan A. Slaugenhaupt, PhD, is exploring how her research on familial dysautonomia, a rare disease, might provide important insights about other disorders.
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Basic science and creative research benefit from the MGH Research Scholars Program, says Jack Szostak, PhD, a renowned MGH scientist and Nobel Laureate.
Raul Mostoslavsky, MD, PhD, and his Mass General team have identified a protein that puts the brakes on cancer cell growth by regulating certain genes.
Sekar Kathiresan, MD, is determined to better understand the genes linked to heart attacks and how they contribute to the development of heart disease.
A Mass General neurologist is collaborating with colleagues in Ghana on a program designed to make it easier and faster for patients from remote areas to get the specialty medical care they need.
Mass General researchers have created a new generation of brain mapping images that promises to open the door to understanding and treating brain disorders.
