Through her research, Dr. Rehm is identifying genes underlying rare diseases to help patients and their families find answers and treatment.
Through her research, Dr. Rehm is identifying genes underlying rare diseases to help patients and their families find answers and treatment.
In this Q&A, you’ll meet Shota Shibata, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow in the lab of Mouro Pinto, PhD, MSc, in the Center for Genomic Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital where he is studying somatic repeat instability in repeat expansion diseases such as Huntington’s disease. When not studying the repeat’s secrets, Shota enjoys spending time with hisRead more
Alex is researcher in the Department of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital studying new treatment strategies for neurofibromatosis.
Izzy is a research technician in the Bordt Lab studying sex differences in the development of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Alexander is an MD/PhD student in the Suva lab who is researching new treatment approaches for glioblastoma.
States without helmet use laws had a significantly higher prevalence of emergency medical service (EMS)-documented head injuries.
These annual awards recognize faculty and postdoctoral fellows who have gone above and beyond to contribute to the success of others.
It’s a sunny afternoon at the In the Cut barbershop on Tremont Street just outside the Roxbury Crossing T Stop. The customers inside are a mix of locals and college students coming in to get haircuts, shaves and beard trims and to swap stories with the barbershop staff. There’s also something you don’t typically seeRead more
It was another amazing year for research at Massachusetts General Hospital, and as usual, there were plenty of interesting and inspiring stories for our research communication team to write about on our blog. As we get ready to ring in 2025, here’s a look back at our five most popular blog posts from 2024. 1.Read more
Six Mass General nurses received grants to support research projects seeking to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.