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As a 10-year participant in the Run to Home Base, Marine Corps veteran Michael York is no stranger to putting in the miles to support veterans, service members and their families. This year, York is taking on a new challenge through his participation in the 124th Boston Marathon.
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.
This year, daylight saving time begins at 2 am on March 8. Here, Elizabeth Klerman, MD, PhD, of the MGH Department of Neurology, discusses possible side effects of the clock “springing forward” and how people can ease the transition.
On a Thursday in February 1980, English couple Mark Smith and Kay Lund were facing a dilemma: Smith was about to overstay his tourist visa while visiting Lund, a postdoctoral fellow in Joel Habener, MD’s Laboratory of Molecular Endocrinology.
The new Massachusetts distracted driving prevention law goes into effect Feb. 23. Here, Michael Flaherty, DO, answers questions on the new law – why it is important and how parents can talk about it with their teenagers.
The MGH Revere HealthCare Center is offering a new prescription for some of its patients who may be dealing with hunger or poor nutrition, which can lead to chronic medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and obesity.
