Science Insights
Research is one of the four pillars of Mass General Brigham. We firmly believe that the work conducted by our vast research enterprise helps to ensure that the care patients get at our hospitals and throughout our medical system will be better tomorrow than it is today.
These Science Insights are some recent examples of our research in action.
- Study shows how backup lymph nodes help sustain immunotherapy after cancer surgery
- New in vivo cancer immunotherapy platform turns tumors into their own vaccines
- New map emerges of the global burden of venous thromboembolism
- Model reveals strategies to modify the tumor microenvironment and improve cancer therapy
- A new view of senescent cells through RamanOmics: a cutting-edge tool for integrating biochemical and spatial data
- Fewer infections, more azithromycin use seen among emergency c-section patients following publication of clinical trial results
- Symbiotic microbes adapt to colonize the newborn gut and shape early immune development
- New PET/CT scan imaging agent may help diagnose suspected cardiac amyloidosis
- Clinician perspectives reveal challenges and opportunities in dementia-related surgical care
- New strategy aims to restore healthy tau balance in 4R taupathies
- Strategies to strengthen data privacy for brain computer interface users
- Study IdenfiSt(opens in new tab)Study identifies brain cells that may boost ongoing inflammation in multiple sclerosis
- Study highlights why some patients with treatment-resistant breast cancer may benefit from drugs that target CDK2
- Pre-treatment with vorasidenib may improve, not impair, response to later chemoradiation in IDH-mutant glioma
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