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At Mass General Brigham, new AI tools are helping identify eligible Home Hospital patients in real time and connecting them with personalized care more efficiently. More in @modrnhealthcr: https://t.co/v2ONg7h3az
Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. adults without heart disease may have LDL cholesterol levels above the updated 2026 guideline targets. Learn what the new research means for your heart health. https://t.co/b59BYo5gb9
Help advance medical trainee well-being with evidence-based strategies. Join our course to learn how to build effective well-being programs, support trainee resilience and lead meaningful change. Register today: https://t.co/zEvhl7vFHJ
Two Mass General Brigham hospitals top their region for cancer care—@Brighamandwomens and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and @MassGenNews rank #1 and #2 in New England by @usnews. Explore the latest treatments and technology here: https://t.co/vXnnJe5Wea
Six Mass General Brigham hospitals are nationally ranked by @usnews this year, and one with a #1 specialty ranking. We’re proud of our teams for their commitment to the highest-quality care. https://t.co/wkV2e4W7NN
Did you know some people with a penicillin allergy label are not truly allergic? Join us for a hands-on course for providers, covering penicillin allergy assessment, including skin testing, drug challenges, and more. Register today: https://t.co/ZUMpLkWNrP
While swimsuit color may seem like just a fashion decision, it can actually affect how visible your child is in the water. Drowning is one of the leading causes of accidental death in children. Small steps, like choosing the right swimsuit color, can make a big difference.
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Your smartwatch tracks heart rate variability, but what does that number actually mean?
Shaan Khurshid, MD, MPH, explains what HRV says about stress, recovery and heart health, and why your personal baseline matters more than comparing your score to someone else's. https://t.co/dZObyXuKvU
100+ rural hospitals closed in 10 years. CT scanners: still fixed to hospital walls.
ARPA-H's PARADIGM is changing both — mobile, hospital-level care built to reach patients wherever they are. We saw it in action at @MassGenBrigham. @BonKu
As international soccer games continue, some teams are feeling the heat. Miho Tanaka, MD, PhD, joins @CTVNews to discuss possible heat-related illnesses and how they might impact players. Dr. Tanaka is part of our Sports Medicine Program, as well as the head team physician and chief medical officer for @NERevolution. https://t.co/vrxG8qBvox
Congratulations to Rebecca Mishuris, MD, chief medical information officer, on being named to @BeckersHR 2026 "Women in Health IT to Know" list. This recognition highlights leaders who are driving innovation and transforming healthcare through technology. https://t.co/wynhkKLElp
When Alea Martinez became pregnant after years of trying, she was also navigating housing insecurity, recovery from an abusive relationship, mental health challenges and a medically complex pregnancy. Learn how Mass General Brigham’s Family Partnership Program gave her one-on-one support to push through these challenges and more. Via @BostonGlobe. https://t.co/FIKYReZwx2
In this Q&A, Michael Pistiner, MD, MMSc, answers common questions about food allergy prevention, early allergen introduction, and the signs that may indicate a food allergy. https://t.co/zQCR1ynWbk
At @MassGeneralNews, a novel vascular clinic is helping unhoused patients avoid the ER and even amputation by bringing specialists, imaging and wound care together in one seamless visit. Learn more: https://t.co/bARHbIvyzE
We’re excited to share that Jane Moran has been named a 2026 Tech Power Player by the @BostonGlobe. This recognition reflects the innovation, leadership and impact she continues to drive at Mass General Brigham as chief information and digital officer. Learn more about Jane and the full Tech Power Players list at https://t.co/UOghysMyN1.
Pancreatic cancer expert Harsh Singh, MBBS, discusses a new and promising therapy for this notoriously difficult-to-treat disease. As he tells @CBSNews, the drug, which targets the cancer-causing gene KRAS, produced survival rates that were nearly twice as high as those seen in patients receiving chemotherapy. https://t.co/KK5TdCQMxG
Today is National Cancer Survivors Day, a time to #CelebrateLife and acknowledge the resilience, strength and courage of those who have been affected by cancer. #NCSD2026
Pictured here are a few of our patients who've shared their stories with us.
Bone-modifying agents in #ProstateCancer: Distinguishing osteoporosis from skeletal-related events. Matthew Smith, MD, PhD @MassGenBrigham joins @neerajaiims@huntsmancancer to discuss the distinction between osteoporotic fracture prevention and skeletal-related event prevention. All patients on ADT are at risk for osteoporotic fractures, while SRE prevention applies primarily to progressive bone-metastatic mCRPC. #WatchNow to learn more on UroToday > https://t.co/FQlOdjvZv3
Mass General Brigham’s Foxborough locations will close to patients and the public on all game days for the international soccer matches at Gillette Stadium, with the first game on June 13. These facilities will be inaccessible due to security restrictions and significant traffic in the area. This includes the Brigham and Women's Urgent Care at 20 Patriot Place. Visit our website for the full list of dates and schedule changes: https://t.co/mfc5KCmjSD