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Vote for Your Favorite Science Photo in the 2023 MGRI Image Awards
Vote for your favorite science images in the 2023 MGRI Image Awards, an up-close look at research at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Snapshot of Science: Mass General’s High Impact Research Publications for October 2023
Exercise-induced hormone may reduce Alzheimer’s tangles in the brain, the role of brain endothelial cells in psychotic disorders and much more
Through the Magnifying Glass: The Demehri Lab
A close-up look at the Demehri Lab and how they are working to understand the immune system’s role in early cancer development.
How A Small Fish Could Lead to Better Strategies to Repair Tendon Tears
Mass General researcher Jenna Galloway, PhD, is using zebrafish models to find new treatment strategies for tendon injuries.
The Mass General Research Institute Has Fun at the Cambridge Science Festival
On October 1, the Mass General Research Institute participated in the Cambridge Science Festival’s annual Science Carnival and Robot Zoo.
Break It Down For Me: Jodi Gilman, PhD
In this episode, we challenge Dr. Gilman to break down the title of her recent paper about identifying functional brain impairment in marijuana users.
An Uncomfortable Truth: How Stigma and a Lack of Funding Has Set Back Research and Treatments for Vulvovaginal Disorders
Mass General Researcher Caroline Mitchell, MD, MPH, discusses the barriers to studying women’s health topics.
Humans of MGRI – Mengyao Xu, MD, PhD
Meet Mengyao Xu, a postdoctoral fellow whose work focuses on improving the efficacy of novel immunotherapeutic approaches for the management of gynecologic malignancies.
World Mental Health Day: How Mass General Researchers are Working to Help
Today is World Mental Health Day, and we want to highlight some of our recent stories about mental health research happening at Mass General.
Snapshot of Science: Mass General’s High Impact Research Publications for September 2023
Exercise-induced hormone may reduce Alzheimer’s tangles in the brain, the role of brain endothelial cells in psychotic disorders and much more