2019 Holiday Reception invitations
MGH staff are invited to the annual MGH Holiday Receptions and Chanukah celebration.
Let there be light: MGH staff gathered in the East Garden Room Oct. 29 for the annual hospital celebration of Diwali, hosted by Human Resources. The holiday – known as the festival of lights – is the most widely recognized Hindu festival worldwide, during which Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains celebrate for five days. Diwali symbolizes the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.
MGH staff are invited to the annual MGH Holiday Receptions and Chanukah celebration.
Mike Bento, advanced trainer at The Clubs at Charles River Park, shares some tips for a healthy holiday season.
In recognition of December as Safe Toys and Gifts Month, Michael Flaherty, DO, MGHfC critical care physician and injury prevention researcher, shares a few tips to help prevent injuries during the holiday season.
The MGH Blood Donor Center recognized its top employee donors Dec. 3 at its annual Appreciation Breakfast.
The pathway of palliative care – both historically and looking ahead – was the featured theme at the ninth annual Robert Leffert, MD, Memorial Lecture on Nov. 12.
Research at the MGH is interwoven throughout more than 30 departments, centers and units and is conducted with the support and guidance of the MGH Research Institute. The Research Roundup is a monthly series highlighting studies, news and events.