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Through the Magnifying Glass: The Cardiometabolic Health and Hormones Clinic
A close-up look at the Cardiometabolic Health and Hormones Clinic and how they are working to understand how hormones impact heart disease.
Snapshot of Science: Mass General’s High Impact Research Publications for January 2024
PTSD from childbirth, Brain Care Score and much more
Benchmarks: 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.
National Mentoring Month 2024
In celebration of National Mentoring Month, we asked research mentees about how their Mass General mentors have shaped their careers.
Anderson 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.
And the 2023 MGRI Image Awards Winners Are…
We’re proud to announce the winners of the 2023 MGRI Image Awards. See the winners in each category and learn more about them and their research.
Benchmarks: 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.
Maternal Health Awareness Day: How Mass General Researchers are Working to Help
Today is Maternal Health Awareness Day, and we want to highlight some of our recent stories about maternal health research happening at Mass General.
Benchmarks: 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.
Regular 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.