… breast cancer survivors approach exercise dose It’s well known that exercise does a body good, and that’s especially the case for breast cancer survivors battling … and a fear of overexertion.” Said one woman: “I would be wiped out for days. Not even just one day, two days, three days. I didn't know I could even be that low.” On the other side were women who saw negative consequences from …

… Research and Scholarship Day on May 9. Dr. Gavini addressed attendees in 1CW with a presentation highlighting the Institute’s dramatic research trajectory, from … have greater rates of hospitalization, surgical interventions, disability, and even death compared with the general population of children. Dr. Brenna Morse , now … “Other kids don't have to go to the hospital to get these diagnoses. They don't even always have to go to the doctor to get these diagnoses. Why is it taking us a …

… generation of practitioners how to use technologies, the MGH Institute will be a part of that discussion.  “The IHP Today: Innovating Healthcare,” the MGH Institute’s annual scholarship fundraiser, discussed that topic on October 26. An audience of faculty, students, alumni, and friends of the IHP heard from a panel of experts on how AI and other innovations are fast becoming a game changer …

… Breast Cancer - what is it?  Strength after Breast Cancer (SABC) was the result of a series of studies led by Dr. Kathryn Schmitz at the University of Pittsburg’s … after breast cancer surgery. It’s widely accepted that when survivors are in a group, they’re even more apt to exercise. But getting survivors in one room isn’t as easy as it … cancer surgery. It’s widely accepted that when survivors are in a group, they’re even more apt to exercise. But getting survivors in one room isn’t as easy as it …