Wyetts commit $50 million bequest—largest in Brigham history
The couple’s forward-thinking generosity will touch the lives of patients, staff, and scientists for generations to come.
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Landmark gift accelerates treatments for genetic heart disease
An anonymous $15 million gift is speeding development of genetic therapies for cardiomyopathy and other inherited heart diseases.
Svanbergs create endowed chair
The couple committed $2.5 million to establish the Banks Svanberg Endowed Chair in Gastroenterology in honor of a cherished doctor.
In Leiden Clinical Trials Center, gene and cell therapies are the future
Gifts from Jeffrey and Lisa Leiden and the Vertex Foundation will help speed gene and cell therapies to patients with serious diseases.
Brigham Giving Day
Help us to commemorate Giving Day and build a healthier future for all
Sticking it to Cancer
With a promising invention that could halt glioblastoma, a life-threatening brain cancer, Natalie Artzi, PhD, is one of many Mass General Brigham researchers determined to transform cancer care.
Large Study of Dietary Habits Suggests More Plant Oils, Less Butter Could Lead to Better Health
People who consume plant-based oil instead of butter may experience beneficial health effects and even have a lower risk of premature death, according to a study.
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Sunscreen Myths and Facts
Sun exposure is the single largest preventable risk factor for skin cancer. Yet many Americans don’t exercise necessary precautions to protect their skin.
Catching Deeper Z's
On a recent episode of the Mel Robbins podcast, Rebecca Robbins, PhD, a Mass General Brigham researcher at Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Division of Sleep and Circadian Disorders, discusses why sleep is so important and gives advice for sleeping better.
The Link Between Blood Pressure and Stroke
Many American adults struggle with hypertension, the top controllable risk factor for stroke.
Frank and Barbara Resnek
The Resneks have been on a mission to find better treatments, and ultimately a cure, for PSC.
