In this week's issue, "First 100 medical and surgical cases," "Bicentennial Corner," "Lunder Building fifth floor houses infrastructural hub," and more
Stories in the 02/25/2011 Issue of Hotline
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 On Feb. 25, 1811, “An act to incorporate certain persons by the name of the Massachusetts General Hospital” was enacted in the Massachusetts General Court.
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 A physician in the Department of Psychiatry for five decades, Frances J. Bonner, MD, was both the first African American woman resident and first African American woman faculty member at the MGH.
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 MGH physicians research early MGH medical records In the nearly two centuries since the MGH received its first medical patient, a saddler with syphilis, and its first surgical patient, a sailor with a severe case of hemorrhoids, the hospital has been visited by millions of patients from around the world seeking leading-edge treatment and compassionate care.
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 This summer’s opening of the Lunder Building is creating buzz and excitement in the MGH community.
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 The MGH’s long history as an institution is made particularly special by the multitude of stories of hope and healing from the hospital’s many patients and family members, staff, and friends.
MGH Hotline 2.25.11 As part of the MGH bicentennial celebrations, an in-house MGH history channel launched Feb. 25 on closed-circuit televisions across campus.

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