Ullian Advocates for Neurosciences Funding
A $100,000 gift from Arthur and Dora Ullian supports the Pain Navigator Program, a pilot study testing new approaches to chronic pain care.
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Illuminating a Path to Parenthood for IBD Patients
A gift of $360,000 is enabling Sonia Friedman, MD, to improve fertility and pregnancy care for patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
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Touched by Tragedy, Family Advances Trauma Care
To help patients benefit from new discoveries, Betsy and David Epstein committed $350,000 to accelerate trauma research.
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Strengthening the Future of Research and Care
Members of our Brigham Legacy Society gathered for their annual luncheon at The Mandarin Oriental, Boston on October 1. Learn how you can join them in shaping a bright future for BWH patients.
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$5 Million Gift Spurs Progressive MS Initiative
The Water Cove Charitable Foundation’s investment is accelerating a multifaceted research effort to better understand and treat progressive multiple sclerosis.
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Unlocking the Power of Precision Medicine for Cancer
Backed by a $1.1 million grant, the BWH Cancer Precision Trials Initiative is accelerating research toward highly personalized cancer care.
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Lavine Family Champions Research for Migraines
With their $500,000 commitment, the family seeks to expand access to expert migraine care.
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Leidens Bolster Bench-to-Clinic Innovation
Jeffrey and Lisa Leiden support transformative medical breakthroughs and training for future physician-scientists.
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$4.7 Million Grant Powers MS Research
Francisco Quintana, PhD, is scaling up his research with support from the International Progressive MS Alliance.
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Hawk Foundation Stands with Stepping Strong Center
Elinor Svenson and her family committed $225,000 to help the center restore mobility for patients with traumatic injuries.
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Rosenbergs’ Gift Reflects Love of Community
With their $1 million gift, the Rosenbergs are giving patients and families a space to gather and relieve the stresses of illness and injury.
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Improving Emergency Response in Space
The Neil and Elise Wallace STRATUS Center for Medical Simulation teaches astronauts how to respond in space to medical emergencies.
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