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Conversations with Margarita: The Park Prescription

By Gloria Rosado | Conversations with Margarita, Medicine, Mongan Institute, Researcher Profiles, Series, Women in Science | 0 comment | 23 April, 2021 | 0

Dr. Alegría recently started a monthly email series, and we loved it so much we wanted to share each month’s email on Bench Press.

Doctors and Hospitals Helped Nearly 50,000 to Vote in the 2020 Election Through Vot-ER

By Gloria Rosado | Emergency Medicine, Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 12 April, 2021 | 0

Alister Martin, MD, MPP, is a practicing emergency physician and recently founded Vot-ER, a nonpartisan nonprofit that aims to promote health through voter registration. He previously founded Get Waivered, a campaign aimed at transforming emergency rooms nationwide into the front door for recovery treatment for those suffering from opioid addiction. Aliya Bhatia, MPP, is theRead more

Conversations with Margarita Alegría, PhD

By Gloria Rosado | Conversations with Margarita, Medicine, Mongan Institute, Researcher Profiles, Series, Women in Science | 0 comment | 22 March, 2021 | 0

I’m delighted to bring you my first monthly newsletter, Conversations with Margarita. Every month, we’ll chat about a new topic to expand our understanding of the issues that shape our health.

Voices of Women in Science: Margarita Alegría, PhD

By Gloria Rosado | Medicine, Researcher Profiles, Voices of Women In Science, Women in Science | 0 comment | 11 March, 2021 | 0

Dr. Alegría’s research is focused on testing new models of care, interventions for improving health care and eliminating health care disparities for diverse populations.

Mass General Honors Black History Month 2021

By Gloria Rosado | Imaging & Radiology, Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 11 February, 2021 | 0

Mass General is delighted to celebrate Black History Month. The theme for this year is “The Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity.”

The Connection Between Migraines and Stroke and Improving Health Outcomes in Black Women

By Gloria Rosado | Neurology | 0 comment | 1 December, 2020 | 0

Andrea Harriott, MD, PhD, is a neurology researcher at studying the connection between migraine and stroke and the impact these conditions have on Black women.

How Developing More Accessible Patient Education Tools Could Reduce Disparities in Breast Cancer Screening and Care

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Cancer, Imaging & Radiology | 0 comment | 10 November, 2020 | 0

Randy C. Miles, MD, MPH, and Constance Lehman, MD, PhD, recently investigated the readability of patient education content on breast density and found many resources do not meet the AMA recommendation of a sixth grade reading level.

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Mass General Emergency Room Physician Details the Toll of Racial Disparities in COVID-19 Crisis

By Brian Burns | Clinical Care Research, COVID-19, Emergency Medicine, Medicine | 1 comment | 29 June, 2020 | 0

For Mass General’s Alistair Martin, MD, MPP, working as a Black emergency room doctor during the COVID-19 pandemic has felt like “walking on a tightrope during a hurricane.”

How a Global Partnership Could Save the Lives of Women and Children in Africa

By Gloria Rosado | Global Health, HIV & AIDS, Infectious Disease, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 2 May, 2019 | 0

Young women and expecting mothers are one of the most-affected groups, and research has shown that HIV/AIDS can significantly increase the chances of both maternal deaths and still births. One Massachusetts General Hospital Discovery Foundation Fellow has witnessed the disease’s impact first-hand and is determined to help and give back to her community.

Study Clarifies the Role of Stress in Differences in Life Expectancy for Residents of Three Boston Neighborhoods

By Brian Burns | Population Health & Outcomes | 0 comment | 22 November, 2018 | 0

In a city where most residents are within a short distance of world class academic medical centers, and in a state that makes health insurance available to all, why is there such a such a disparity in life expectancy among the residents of three Boston neighborhoods?

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