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Virtual Stepping Strong 5K

Over 220 individuals participated on September 12, running or walking their own course with a unified purpose of supporting trauma research and care.

B.A.A. 10K

Run or walk the virtual B.A.A. 10K to honor our healthcare workers

2020 Brigham Legacy Society Event

Members gathered for a special presentation entitled "Healthy Aging of the Brain," hosted by Ann Romney, global ambassador, Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases, and Drs. Dennis J. Selkoe and Howard L. Weiner, co-directors of the Center.

Brigham Invitational

The Brigham Invitational took place on August 17 to raise funds for the Brigham’s ongoing COVID-19 efforts.

Celebrating Richard A. Smith

Brigham and Women’s Hospital mourns the passing of a beloved benefactor and friend, Richard A. “Dick” Smith (1924-2020).

Celebrating Irene S. Pollin

On July 28, the Brigham lost a special friend, Irene Pollin (1924-2020). Irene was a passionate and tireless advocate for heart disease prevention, and established the Linda Joy Pollin Women’s Heart Center and Wellness Program at the Brigham in honor of her beloved daughter.

Smith family makes visionary $10 million gift to the Brigham

The Brigham will name the Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation Newborn Intensive Care Unit in their honor.

Transitioning to a New Normal: How to adapt and thrive in a COVID-19 world

Brigham experts answer the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19, including actions to safely resume normal activities.

Thank you to our COVID-19 Supporters

We are grateful to our generous donors for helping us care for patients and families, protect our staff on the frontlines, and fuel innovation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 (NOVEL CORONAVIRUS 2019)

Brigham and Women’s Hospital is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 and is coordinating with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state public health officials to take every precaution to prepare us to provide safe care to all of our patients, including those who may present with COVID-19.