Paul Anderson, MD, PhD, Chief Academic Officer of Mass General Brigham, is working to support the system's research and education missions.
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We're proud to announce the winners of the 2023 MGRI Image Awards. See the winners in each category and learn more about them and their research.
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Explaining how cell therapies work, a new research leader at the Benson-Henry Institute, the tweets of the week, how cults work and more.
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Today is Maternal Health Awareness Day, and we want to highlight some of our recent stories about maternal health research happening at Mass General.
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Multivitamins help to protect cognitive health, exploring the connections between obesity and cancer risk, the tweets of the week & more.
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Alcohol use and alcoholic liver disease is on the rise globally, and researchers at Mass General are looking for new ways to help.
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New research into the connections between leisure-time exercise and heart health, pregnancy and stress plus the tweets of the week and more.
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In a recent paper published in Nature Medicine, Mass General investigators provide further scientific evidence that one-dose of the HPV vaccine provides effective protection against cervical cancer.
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A genetic link between early risers and anorexia nervosa, bacteria that protect against Celiac disease, the tweets of the week and lots more.
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Please join us in congratulating this year's finalists in five categories, as well as our People's Choice Award winner.
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