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Increasing Advancement Opportunities for Women in Science and Medicine

By Brian Burns | Awards & Honors, Women in Science | 0 comment | 17 July, 2018 | 0

Despite progress, gender disparities still exist in science and medicine. Recent research has found that women are often offered lower pay and do not receive equal opportunities to advance to leadership positions. Mothers are also at a disadvantage in trying to balance their professional and personal lives. To help address this disparity, Mass General’s Claflin DistinguishedRead more

Podcast Showcases Mass General Female Leaders

By Brian Burns | Clinical Research, Women in Science | 0 comment | 12 July, 2018 | 0

Massachusetts General Hospital recently launched a new podcast called “Charged,” featuring some of the hospital’s leading female voices. The podcast is devoted to showcasing the passion and talent of Mass General staff, while uncovering stories of the relentless daily pursuit to break boundaries and provide exceptional care.

Could There be a Link Between Herpes Virus and Alzheimer’s Disease?

By Brian Burns | Alzheimer's Disease, Infectious Disease, Neurology | 0 comment | 10 July, 2018 | 0

A new research study from Rudolph Tanzi, PhD, and Robert Moir, PhD, researchers in the Department of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital, has uncovered a Jekyll and Hyde role for a naturally occurring protein in the brain most commonly associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). In conjunction with new findings from another research team at Icahn School ofRead more

MGH Research Scholars: The Power of Bold Giving and Big Ideas

By Brian Burns | Cancer, MGH Research Scholars, Technology | 0 comment | 5 July, 2018 | 0

The MGH Research Scholars program provides exceptional early- and mid-career investigators the funding they need to make transformative advances in their research.

Studying the Connection Between Sleep and Anxiety

By Brian Burns | Anxiety, Neurology, Psychiatry, Sleep Disorders | 1 comment | 3 July, 2018 | 3

Anxious people often don’t sleep well and poor sleep is a symptom of many psychiatric disorders, including anxiety.

Fun Science Experiments for Kids Inspired by Popular Science-Themed Books

By Brian Burns | Communicating Science | 0 comment | 29 June, 2018 | 0

How to make floating eggs, coffee filter parachutes, slime and more.

Mass General Researchers Share Their Science On-screen

By Brian Burns | Alzheimer's Disease, Neurology, Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 27 June, 2018 | 0

From the Wall Street Journal to local TedTalks, Massachusetts General Hospital researchers are finding new outlets for sharing their science with the public. Check out just a few recent videos highlighting investigators from Mass General: Twenty Americans die every day waiting for transplants. Now researcher Harald C. Ott, MD, from the Department of Surgery thinksRead more

Lab Day Provides Exclusive Look Behind the Scientific Curtain

By Brian Burns | Dermatology, Events, Imaging & Radiology, Rheumatology & Immunology | 0 comment | 25 June, 2018 | 0

When you love music, you go to a concert. When you love art, you go to a gallery. But when you love science you can’t just go to a laboratory — or can you?

Nursing Research Day Celebrates Advances in Clinical Research and Care

By Brian Burns | Awards & Honors, Clinical Research, Events, Series | 0 comment | 22 June, 2018 | 2

Every year, Nursing Research Day – hosted by the Yvonne L. Munn Center for Nursing Research at Massachusetts General Hospital -provides an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the inspiring and impactful research being conducted by Mass General nurses.

Investigating the Relationship Between MRSA and the Lymphatic System

By Brian Burns | Infectious Disease | 0 comment | 20 June, 2018 | 0

Dennis Jones, PhD Dennis Jones, PhD, is a postdoctoral fellow in the Edwin L. Steele Labs at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Jones won an award for a poster detailing the results of a research study that shows how MRSA infections contribute to recurrences of lymphedema by damaging muscle cells with bacterial toxins. Continue reading toRead more

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