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Adhering to Treatment During Adolescence Keeps HIV-Positive Youth on a Healthier Track
Individuals born with HIV are more likely to have difficulty managing their treatment as teens and young adults than they did as children.
Mass General Stands Up for Science
The Boston March for Science will celebrate the discovery, understanding and sharing of scientific knowledge. Several groups from Massachusetts General Hospital are working together to organize and ensure a strong presence to reaffirm the message about the essential role that science – biomedical research, in particular – plays in improving life and health.
New Study Finds Low-Dose Aspirin May Lower Risk of Cancer Death
A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital reports that long-term regular aspirin was associated with a lower risk of dying from various types of cancers.
Re-Thinking Mental Health Treatment: World Health Day 2017
Did you know that more than 300 million people worldwide live with depression? That number has increased 18% between 2005 and 2015, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). With such staggering numbers, it’s no surprise that WHO has chosen depression as its theme for this year’s World Health Day, which is celebrated today, April 7th.
Are You Actually Allergic to Penicillin? Researchers Find New Methods to Confirm Antibiotic Allergies
Mass General researchers are working to increase the safe use of penicillins in patients who have a recorded penicillin allergy but are not actually allergic.
To Mars and Beyond: Exploring Innovative Solutions to the Challenges of Space Travel
If you could only bring two shoeboxes worth of medical supplies—from first aid kits to surgical tools— with you on a three-year space mission, what would you bring?
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