Changing the scope and nature of questions about mental health on licensing applications could make doctors more comfortable seeking care.
Changing the scope and nature of questions about mental health on licensing applications could make doctors more comfortable seeking care.
The translational research training program and accompanying project competition seeks to create a new culture of research collaboration.
Researchers are worried that delayed cancer screenings due to COVID could lead to later diagnoses and more severe cases.
Researchers will need to identify new treatment strategies, work collaboratively to develop them into treatments for patients and ensure equity and access.
Learn more about the Massachusetts General Hospital Research Institute and how we’re working to improve healthcare through science.
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Can Mass General researchers use lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic to improve healthcare delivery and reduce disparities?
Can a spark of inspiration strike twice? That’s the hope of the co-leaders of a free two-day course on the COVID-19 pandemic for high school students next week.
Mass General researcher Paola Pedrelli, PhD, is testing a new approach for remotely monitoring patients with depression.
Our investigators are continuing to look for new insights into the causes of rare diseases and potential pathways to treatment.