Basic & Translational Diabetes Research
The basic and translational research in the Diabetes Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital focuses on studies relating to insulin resistance and developing novel prevention strategies and treatments.
The basic and translational research in the Diabetes Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital focuses on studies relating to insulin resistance and developing novel prevention strategies and treatments.
The Bastepe Lab strives to improve clinical management of endocrine and musculoskeletal disorders through fundamental research that involves genetics and molecular and cell biology.
The Massachusetts General Hospital Cardiovascular Biorepository (CVBio) advances cardiovascular research by providing patient data and blood samples to help researchers understand how genes and other factors contribute to heart disease.
The Cardiovascular Imaging Core Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital is an independent facility dedicated to providing the highest quality services to the cardiovascular imaging community.
The Cardiovascular Clinical Research Lab seeks to improve clinical diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
The Demay Laboratory at Massachusetts General Hospital is focused on understanding the role of the vitamin D receptor (VDR) in skeletal maturation and in cutaneous homeostasis.
The Diabetes Research Center is dedicated to the advancement of innovative and rigorous clinical research aimed at improving the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of all forms of diabetes & its complications-ultimately leading to a cure.
Research in the Endocrine Unit focuses on metabolic bone diseases and mineral metabolism and ranges from trials of novel therapies for osteoporosis to use of genetically altered mice and cell biology to understand the factors that influence calcium and phosphate metabolism.
The Fitzgerald Laboratory explores the molecular mechanisms that cells use to export cholesterol and phospholipid to extracellular acceptor proteins, a process termed lipid efflux. We study how this process generates HDL and how HDL can modulate the innate immune system.
The Galloway Lab at Mass General is expanding our understanding of musculoskeletal system formation and regeneration. We are particularly focused on translational applications for tendon and ligament biology.
Research at Massachusetts General Hospital integrates the full spectrum of "bench to bedside" discovery. Laboratory scientists work collaboratively with clinicians to make discoveries and turn them into treatments, diagnostics and devices that improve our quality of life.