Posts by Brian Burns
Rare Diseases Day: Q&A with a Mass General Investigator
Vanessa Merker,PhD, has spent her 14-year career at Mass General working to improve care for patients with schwannomatosis and NF2.
Read MoreHow a Chance Encounter Led One Mass General Researcher on a Decade-Long Journey of Discovery
What started as an investigation into a rare skin disease led one researcher to new insights about kidney formation and function.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for Feb. 9, 2024
Stigmatizing language could be a barrier to liver transplant patients, Harvard Gazette highlights the MGRI image awards and lots more.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for Feb. 2, 2024
Researchers identify neurons that help predict what you’ll say before you speak, advancing liquid biopsies, the tweets of the week and more.
Read MoreAnderson Draws on Experience to Guide the MGB Research Community Through Challenging Times
Paul Anderson, MD, PhD, Chief Academic Officer of Mass General Brigham, is working to support the system’s research and education missions.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for January 26, 2024
Explaining how cell therapies work, a new research leader at the Benson-Henry Institute, the tweets of the week, how cults work and more.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for January 19, 2024
Multivitamins help to protect cognitive health, exploring the connections between obesity and cancer risk, the tweets of the week & more.
Read MoreRegular Exercise Could Be the Key to Reducing Risk of Alcoholic Liver Disease
Alcohol use and alcoholic liver disease is on the rise globally, and researchers at Mass General are looking for new ways to help.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for January 12, 2024
New research into the connections between leisure-time exercise and heart health, pregnancy and stress plus the tweets of the week and more.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for January 5, 2024
A genetic link between early risers and anorexia nervosa, bacteria that protect against Celiac disease, the tweets of the week and lots more.
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