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May 06, 2021

RSM Partners with MGH Institute and Kennedy Center on Early Intervention Initiative

ladies from the Kennedy center collaboration stand atop a blue and yellow jungle gym on a playground in front of the kennedy center

Early intervention programs for infants, toddlers, and young children improve school performance down the road. RSM, the MGH Institute, and the Kennedy Center are forming a business, academic, and community partnership to help meet the needs of children and families at the Kennedy...

April 30, 2021

Student Update: Cohorts Celebrate Another Successful Semester

Through “Get Through Finals Goody Bags” and virtual social hours, the Student Government Cohort Representatives ensured a celebration was had to mark the end of another successful semester.

April 29, 2021

Student Update: Tie-Dye for a Cause

The IHP Chapter of Best Buddies International rounded out their year in April with a creative fundraising event where participants had the opportunity to create their own tie-dye t-shirt.

May 03, 2021

“There Are No Hospitals for Sick Planets”

screen grab of sen markey talking with a "green new deal" sign behind him

U.S. Senator Edward Markey (D-MA), NBC10 meteorologist Pete Bouchard, and keynote speaker Dr. Renee Salas of Harvard University were among the experts who discussed solutions and strategies to combat climate change with more than 170 participants at “Climate Change and Health 2021: The...

April 27, 2021

A Year of Worry from the Front Lines

Julie wears a full white haz maz suit and crouches down to speak to a child whose back is turned to the camera

Julie Chan, MSN ‘10, reflects on 2020 and its impact on her community.

April 26, 2021

Boston Scientific Aids Scholarship Initiative to Help Students of Color

When Dr. Michael R. Jaff learned last summer that Boston Scientific was creating a multifaceted strategy to combat racism, inequity, and injustice, his first thought was how to connect that effort to the MGH Institute’s own commitment to diversity.

April 26, 2021

Student Update: SOTA Provides Loaves of Thanks for Occupational Therapists at MGB

The Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) partnered with Tastefully Simple on a positively doughy fundraiser. To show their appreciation for those working on the front lines of health care during national OT month in April, SOTA raised funds to purchase almond and lemon bread mixes...

April 22, 2021

New Study Reports Pairing Nerve Stimulation with Rehabilitation Could Double Improvement of Hand and Arm Function After Stroke

Photo shows Teresa leaning over an older man sitting at a table helping him with a device

A new paper co-authored by Brain Recovery Lab Director Dr. Teresa Kimberley, published in the prestigious journal The Lancet , details how patients who incorporated vagus nerve stimulation during physical or occupational therapy showed 2-3 times the improvement in arm and hand function compared...

April 21, 2021

Student Update: Virtual Paint and Sip Held

The Physical Therapy Club hosted a virtual paint and sip event in April, raising $1,336 in funds to support the annual Marquette Challenge fundraiser which directly benefits the Foundation for Physical Therapy.

April 19, 2021

IHP, MGH Will Co-Sponsor Webinar Series Focused on Climate Change

Mass General’s new Center for the Environment and Health and the IHP’s Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health have a common focus on the health impacts of climate change.

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