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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AI Tool Uses Face Photos to Estimate Biological Age and Predict Cancer Outcomes
Mass General Brigham findings suggest FaceAge tool could provide objective data to help inform treatment decisions in cancer care and other chronic diseases.
Foods That Help Prevent Stroke
While stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States, most strokes are preventable. Dietitian Sasha Bayat, RD, LDN, shares how diet and lifestyle changes can reduce risks.
Arthritis Symptoms and Joint Replacement
Over time, arthritis can break down cartilage in the body. Orthopedic surgeon Adam Olsen, MD, shares tips on how to manage pain and what to expect if a joint replacement is necessary.
Facts About Dietary Supplements
Studies show certain supplements are helpful during particular life stages, such as pregnancy and at older ages, or for those with specific health conditions.
New Research Aims to Improve Health in Menopause
Women's heart disease risk spikes during menopause. Our researchers are working to reduce this risk.
Innovations in Cancer Care
Brigham experts pioneer novel approaches—with life-changing results
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Runners carry stories of heart, hope, and triumph in annual Boston 10K race supporting the Brigham
More than 600 runners on the Brigham and Women’s Hospital team took to the streets of Boston for the annual Boston 10K—each with deeply personal reasons for raising money and awareness for the Brigham.
Steven and Sheree Hietpas
When he arrived for his follow-up appointment after life-saving open-heart surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital, he recalls his surgeon greeting him with these words: “I never thought I’d see you again.” At his one-year check-up, his doctor called him "the legend."
The Morse Family Endowed Chair in Medical Education Celebration
The Brigham hosts the celebration of the Morse Family Endowed Chair in Medical Education, honoring inaugural incumbent J. Carl Pallais, MD, MPH.
Marjorie "Marjie" Nicholson
Marjie was 64 when a near-fatal brain aneurysm turned her entire world upside down. Barely alive and able to communicate only by blinking her eyes, she initially wasn’t expected to survive, let alone recover.
