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Meet Our Newest MGRI Intern, Rachel!
Meet our newest MGRI intern, Rachel! Learn more about her educational background, outlook on healthcare, and other areas of interest.
Benchmarks: Mass General News and Notes for June 30, 2023
Nursing research: a special perspective, plus the Mass General winners of the inaugural SheSolves awards and more.
Congratulations to the 2023 Class of the Bridging Academia and Industry Educational Program
The program concluded with a project competition featuring new strategies to treat postpartum depression, neuromuscular diseases, chronic inflammatory diseases, melanoma and heart disease.
Through the Magnifying Glass: The Myhre Syndrome Clinic and Lindsay Lab
A close-up look at the Myhre Clinic and their research lab, the Lindsay Lab, which is working to understand more about the disease.
Footnotes in Science: Q&A with Margarita Alegría, PhD
Children in immigrant families often face mental health challenges that are exacerbated by social determinants of health.
Benchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for June 23, 2023
How breast cancer cells evade immune cells in the lymph nodes, limiting opioids during surgery may lead to higher use post-surgery and more.
Benchmarks: Mass General Research News and Notes for June 17, 2023
How noise has a negative effect on cardiovascular health, new treatment for restless legs syndrome, tweets of the week and more.
Neurosurgery Researcher Working to Identify New Treatments for Children with Traumatic Brain Injuries
There are currently no therapeutics to treat children with traumatic brain injuries. How one Mass General researcher is working to change that.
Meet Our Newest MGRI Intern, Sakura!
Realizing the hardship low health literacy populations encounter when accessing health information, Sakura started her academic training in converting medical jargon into plain language for the broader audience.
Humans of MGRI: Maryam Azimi Mohammadabadi, PhD
Maryam Azimi Mohammadabadi’s research is focused on molecules involved in the development of ovarian cancer.