Emily King's research focus is on developing and optimizing gene editing proteins for therapeutic and research applications.
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Your weekly dose of Mass General research news. Disparities in healthcare, job loss due to a rare disease, the tweets of the week & more.
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How public health and public health researchers work together to identify and solve problems that impact the health of communities.
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At Massachusetts General Hospital, investigators are at the forefront of rare disease research. Here is what some of them said regarding their research, what motivates them and hope for a treatment or
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Anne Thorndike, MD, MPH, discusses her recently published article on how to help food pantries improve healthy food choices.
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For our third heart health month blog, Christopher Celano, MD, from the Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program (CPRP) talks about the connection between heart health and mental health.
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A guest blog post by Manuel Rico Fernández San Silvestre, a summer intern in the Sahay Lab at Massachusetts General Research Institute.
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A guest blog post by Manuel Rico Fernández San Silvestre, a summer intern in the Sahay Lab at Massachusetts General Research Institute.
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The science behind "butterflies" in your stomach, studying baby teeth for signs of childhood adversity, the tweets of the week and more.
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For our second heart health month blog, Asishana Osho, MD, MPH, from the Mass General Heart Center answers questions about his passion and work as a cardiac surgeon.
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