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New research indicates that the best available chemotherapy for Kaposi sarcoma, which is infrequently used in Africa, would improve clinical outcomes and be cost-effective at its current price compared with therapies most frequently provided in the region.
Analysis of articles published from 2000 up until the current outbreak uncovers only a single reported case of transmission following exposure.
Study results support expanding vaccination programs in countries in need.
Despite being a treatable disease, osteoporosis remains underdiagnosed and undertreated in the US general population, with significant disparities in care between non-White and White women—and Black women experiencing the most disparities.
A new team research effort seeks to shed light on how mothers pass immunity to their babies during pregnancy and lactation.
Amir Mohareb, MD, of the Infectious Disease Division at Massachusetts General Hospital, gives tips on how to enjoy summertime fun while reducing your risk for COVID-19.
The Division of Nephrology at Massachusetts General Hospital is a leading provider of services for patients with kidney disease, including diagnosis and management of kidney diseases and medical management of renal transplantation.
