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London Family Looks to Emulate the Lurie Center's Model in the UK and Beyond
When Malik Dahlan and Sarah Yamani noticed their third son, Hamza, was not progressing at the same rate as his older brothers, they were on a quest to find answers and resources. Soon they were pointed to the Lurie Center for Autism.
A week to celebrate medical laboratory professionals
Each April, the MGH joins the nationwide celebration of Laboratory Professionals Week, which celebrates medical laboratory professionals who play a vital role in health care and patient advocacy.
Congresswoman Clark visits Revere School Based Health Center
U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark visited the MGH School Based Health Center (SBHC) located at Revere High School April 6 to learn more about the organization’s work.
Conquering the course
Heavy downpours. Strong gusts of wind. Unseasonably cold temperatures. 26.2 miles. Runners of this year’s Boston Marathon had to tackle each one of these elements to get to the finish line.
Dr. Joseph Betancourt Day
April 13, 2018 was proclaimed Dr. Joseph Betancourt Day in the city of Boston by Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
New Cooley shuttle to MGH
The MGH has teamed up with Cooley Dickinson Health Care to offer a round-trip, non-stop daily shuttle service for patients, family members and staff from Northampton to Boston.
Raising awareness during National Donate Life Month
April is National Donate Life Month, which recognizes the ongoing need for organ and tissue donors. The MGH Division of Transplant Surgery, in partnership with New England Donor Services, is raising awareness of these needs within the hospital and in the surrounding community.
Research Roundup April 2018
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.
Show, don't tell: ESOL students share knowledge through skits
In many ways, the MGH is a world of its own, with its own vocabulary and vernacular. For those learning English as another language, it can present an added layer of difficulty.
A partnership in gratefulness: PICU nurses travel to Haiti to care for patients
For the past 10 years, Sophie Bresnahan, RN, a nurse in the PICU at MGHfC, has been volunteering at the Saint Rock Haiti Foundation health clinic in Saint Rock, Haiti. This March, six other PICU nurses joined Bresnahan for her annual trip to work alongside Haitian nurses, doctors and dentists from the clinic.
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