Life After Menopause: How Women Can Improve Vaginal Dryness and Discomfort With Treatment
The women's health experts at Mass General have published research showing that safe, effective treatments can make a big difference.
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The mission of our center is to overcome infertility, improve health care for non-pregnant and pregnant women, combat gynecologic cancers, and ease the menopausal transition in women through basic, translational and clinical research.
The Vincent Center for Reproductive Biology provides an environment that exposes clinicians to an integrated clinical and basic research program.
There are numerous projects ongoing within the Vincent Center for Reproductive Biology (VCRB) with emphasis on ovarian and uterine cancer, fetal/maternal interactions, menopause, infertility, and ovarian cell signaling.
Our goal is to provide each clinical research fellow with the opportunity to design, implement and critically review basic research projects on clinically important topics.
The women's health experts at Mass General have published research showing that safe, effective treatments can make a big difference.
Despite advances in the early identification of some cancers, the ability to detect ovarian cancer in its early stages continues to elude researchers. Cheng Wang, PhD, a researcher and principal investigator in the MGH Vincent Center for Reproductive Biology (VCRB), is determined to change that.