Imaging study detects abnormally low levels of a key protein in brains of young men with autism spectrum disorder. Imaging study detects abnormally low levels of a key protein in brains of young men with autism spectrum disorder. Key Takeaways •
In episode #38 of the Charged podcast, Dr. Jacqueline Olds discusses ways to combat loneliness and how to foster positive, supportive relationship that last.
Around age 7, Caitlin Sullivan realized she was different. During a sleepover, she realized her friends did not need the nightly growth hormone injections that were so normal and routine to her. Caitlin has Turner syndrome, a genetic condition in which girls and women are missing part of or all the second sex chromosome, but she has never let it stop her from dreaming and living life in a big way.
Study provides insights on how early life trauma can contribute to functional neurological disorder. Study provides insights on how early life trauma can contribute to functional neurological disorder. Key Takeaways • In individuals with functional
‘Quit vaping’ searches increased during lung-disease outbreak. ‘Quit vaping’ searches increased during lung-disease outbreak. Key Takeaways • By January of 2020, the CDC reported more than 2,700 hospitalizations from e-cigarette or vaping
New study offers the first evidence of brain inflammation in veterans with Gulf War Illness. New study offers the first evidence of brain inflammation in veterans with Gulf War Illness. Key Takeaways • Researchers have detected widespread
Injury prevention experts and advocates call for increase funding for research and prevention efforts. Injury prevention experts and advocates call for increase funding for research and prevention efforts. Key Takeaway • The authors call on public
MGH Awards and Honors February 2020. MGH Awards and Honors February 2020. The Awards and Honors newsletter features recent awards and honors recognizing our talented and dedicated MGH staff and employees. Andre
Not having enough food to eat and poor nutrition can contribute significantly to chronic medical conditions to such as hypertension, diabetes and obesity. MGH Revere HealthCare Center is taking on the issue by piloting its first therapeutic food pantry. Health center leadership, Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo, and community partners came together on Friday, February 7th, for a ribbon cutting ceremony to formally launch the effort.
We are pleased to announce that the Kresge Foundation has awarded $400,000 in grant funding to our Chelsea based partnership—The Neighborhood Developers, Mass General Center for Community Health Improvement, GreenRoots, CONNECT, The Chelsea Collaborative, and Metro Housing Boston—to advance health equity through housing in Chelsea.
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