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Five Things to Know: The Risk of Head and Neck Injuries from Olympic-Style Sports
Past research has shown there are short- and long-term increases in layperson sports participation coinciding with the Olympic games
Fact or Fiction? Massachusetts General Researchers Set the Record Straight on Common Food & Nutrition Misconceptions
Researchers debunk widespread misconceptions about nutrition and provide science-backed insights based on their research.
Congratulations to the 2024 Winners of the Claflin Distinguished Scholar Awards
The Claflin awards were established at Mass General to recognize and support women researchers during a critical time in their careers.
Benchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for July 26, 2024
Study shows disparities between male and female surgical residents in experiences of pregnancy and parenthood, the tweets of the week & more.
Snapshot of Science: Mass General’s High Impact Research Publications for June 2024
New insights from Mass General researchers in the areas of cancer, rare diseases genetics, heart health and much more.
How Mass General Nurses Have Pioneered the Field of Nursing Since 1873
For more than a century after it was established in 1873, Mass General’s School of Nursing helped to grow the field of nursing in the US.
Congratulations to the 2024 Class of the Bridging Academia and Industry Education Program
The program seeks to create a shared culture of “innovation through collaboration” among investigators from academia and industry.
How Climate Change is Helping the Spread of Infectious Diseases
Doctors from Mass General and colleagues highlight the increased risk of infectious diseases stemming from climate change.
Perinatal and Delivery Experiences of People of Color with Substance Use Disorder in Massachusetts
A qualitative study of birthing persons with substance use disorder identified disparities in care by race and ethnicity and suggests ways to overcome them.
Snapshot of Science: Mass General’s High Impact Research Publications for May 2024
Increase the sensitivity of liquid biopsies, neurons in the human brain able to predict what we’re going to say before we say it and much more