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Celebrating Women in Science and Medicine: Interview with Julie Levison

By Brian Burns | HIV & AIDS, Women in Science | 0 comment | 26 March, 2018 | 0

During the month of March, Massachusetts General Hospital is celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting our outstanding women scientists, physicians and staff members. In the coming weeks we’ll be sharing a few of their profiles, and be sure to visit the women’s history month landing page to see the full series. Julie Levison, MD, MPH,Read more

World AIDS Day 2017

By Brian Burns | HIV & AIDS, Infectious Disease | 0 comment | 1 December, 2017 | 0

World AIDS Day takes place on the 1st of December each year. It’s an opportunity to highlight the success of worldwide efforts to combat HIV/AIDS, as well as the importance of continued support for these efforts.

Evaluating the Impact of Cutbacks to HIV Programs in Resource-Limited Nations

By Brian Burns | HIV & AIDS, Population Health & Outcomes, Rheumatology & Immunology | 0 comment | 4 September, 2017 | 0

Proposed reductions in U.S. foreign aid would have a devastating impact on HIV treatment and prevention programs in countries receiving such aid, an international team of investigators reports. In their paper published online in Annals of Internal Medicine, the team led by researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Yale School of Public Health describesRead more

Cuts to NIH Program Could Disrupt Infectious Disease Research at Mass General and Around the World

By Brian Burns | Global Health, HIV & AIDS, Infectious Disease, Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 30 August, 2017 | 0

Mass General researchers working to stop the spread of infectious disease are worried that proposed cuts to the NIH budget would eliminate a key resource for global health efforts.

Adhering to Treatment During Adolescence Keeps HIV-Positive Youth on a Healthier Track

By Brian Burns | HIV & AIDS, Infectious Disease, Pediatrics, Population Health & Outcomes, Rheumatology & Immunology | 0 comment | 19 April, 2017 | 0

Individuals born with HIV are more likely to have difficulty managing their treatment as teens and young adults than they did as children.

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