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Winfred W. Williams, MD, has been named a deputy editor of The New England Journal of Medicine. Williams, who is associate chief of the Division of Nephrology, becomes the first African American to serve in that role.
With the holidays around the corner, figuring out how to celebrate beloved traditions during a pandemic can be challenging.
Members of the Department of Medicine are working to synthesize rapidly accumulating information about the treatment of hospitalized patients with COVID-19.
Stephanie Seto, PharmD, was the first to volunteer. “It was hard to see our colleagues strained with the large influx of such high-acuity patients,” she says. “I wanted to help if I could.”
“Our goal with this triathlon—and the Medicine in Motion group—is to reduce burnout by building community through fitness and philanthropy,” says Logan Briggs, fourth year Harvard Medical School student and co-founder of Medicine in Motion.
This fall, Mass General awarded seven extraordinary nurses, selected from approximately 100 nominations submitted by colleagues, patients and patient families, to receive the DAISY award.
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.
