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DISCOVERY Study Seeks to Learn More About the Causes of Post-Stroke Cognitive Disability
DISCOVERY will become a landmark study to unravel the mechanisms of post-stroke cognitive disability and to identify treatment targets.
2019 MGRI Image Contest: Meet the Winner and Finalists
The second annual Mass General Research Institute Image Contest produced 46 amazing images from researchers across 15 centers and departments at Mass General. After two weeks of deliberation, the judges have finally selected a winner and eight finalists.
Tips for a Ghoulishly Good Time
It’s spooky season! Halloween is here and the time has come for trick-or-treaters and kooky costumes. We want everyone to enjoy the fall festivities tonight and be safe doing it, so here are some tips for a ghoulishly good time from the Massachusetts General Hospital Public Affairs Office.
LAB DAY 2019: A Behind the Scenes Look at Mass General Research
The second annual Mass General Research Institute LAB DAY gave friends and supporters of Mass General research an up-close look at science.
Three Mass General Investigators Named NIH New Innovators
The NIH New Innovator Award supports exceptionally creative early career investigators who propose innovative, high-impact projects.
Showcasing the Crucial Role of Clinical Research at Mass General
This work was showcased earlier Mass General’s vast clinical research program was showcased recently during the 17th Annual Clinical Research Day.
Five Things to Know About the Center for Systems Biology
The Center for Systems Biology investigates how the human body’s biological and physiological functions work together to impact health and disease.
Study Links Eating Disorders to Childhood Infections
New data from a Mass General researcher highlights a link between the immune system and the onset of eating disorders.
Flexible Funding Helps Ragon Investigators Identify Key Vulnerability in HIV Virus
Investigators at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard have identified a key weakness in the HIV virus thanks in part to flexible funding provided by philanthropy.
SciComm Saturday: Tips for Sharing Your Science with the World
A compilation of helpful links and resources for communicating your science to a wider audience.