Articles by Massachusetts General Hospital

Assessing these placental cells may reveal when immune activation in a pregnant woman negatively affects the development of fetal brain immune cells

The findings could provide clues into how the conditions arise and how they might be prevented or treated

Noninvasive method has the potential to survey the entire fetal exome without the need for amniocentesis

So-called SpRYgests enable DNA cutting at practically any sequence for DNA editing

Research also provides new mechanistic insights into how this delirium occurs

Research could have major health care implications on both individual and population-wide scales

Integrating data from different ancestries reduces bias in predicting disease risk

Almost all post-COVID neuropathy appears due to infection-triggered immune dysfunction that is potentially treatable

Researchers shed light on whether newly diagnosed diabetes in COVID-19 patients is truly new

Model reveals certain biological markers that differ based on patient characteristics and response to treatment

Traditional regimens of COVID-19 vaccines do not neutralize the fast-spreading Omicron variant

The results could also lead to new strategies to prevent and treat enlarged aortas

Guidance provided by new tool helped preserve workforce and promote a safe hospital environment during COVID-19 surge

Recent study verifies technique’s potential in patients with atrial fibrillation

Viral load had no correlation to disease severity in kids, but kids are potential spreaders of variants